Sentence examples for recurring chaos from inspiring English sources
Oxford University Press; 276 pages; $69 and £37.50ALMOST since Marco Polo, western views of China have been distorted by a belief that there is something savage in the Chinese pysche and that only brutal authority can avert recurring chaos in an overcrowded land.
Looking back over the years and seasons, the old episodes, with their recurring cycles of chaos and order, crisis and escape, death and rebirth, can seem eerily familiar, not just a show you've watched but a life — lives you've not just watched but lived.
"Our history for the past 200 years has been a recurring cycle of dictatorship and chaos fueled by people's reaction to dictatorship," said Farideh Farhi, a political scientist who is writing a book on her home country's politics.
To make sense of life's chaos, we look for recurring motifs.
The remaining three characters, which can be unlocked through various means of gameplay, are Prishe, a supporting character from Final Fantasy XI; Gilgamesh, a recurring villain from Final Fantasy V; and Feral Chaos, an alternate form of Chaos.
Researchers at Credit Suisse First Boston resorted to chaos theory, which looks for recurring patterns with no causality or theory in mind.
I incorporated that sense of chaos in a work about a recurring nightmare I had as a child.
She repeated her party's recurring message that the election represents a choice between a "strong and stable" Conservative government and a "coalition of chaos" led by Jeremy Corbyn.
