Sentence examples for settled order from inspiring English sources

The Prophets often connect the continuance of human settled order to human righteousness and warn that the settled places will become "wilderness" if society continues to oppress the poor and the powerless.

Stevens's some twenty blackbirds differ only in their scale: the beauty of inflections and innuendos, shadows passing out of hearing, out of sight, but no less present in the settled order.

Emily Bergl's wild, untamed jazz rendition of Britney Spears's "Toxic," and Karen Kohler's version of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' sardonic social critique, "God Is in the House," challenged the settled order without upsetting it.

But there are two more Tests for people to find form (before the 2013-14 Ashes in Australia)." Geoff Boycott: "A settled order is very helpful.

To the extent that works of humor do not give body to true self-determining freedom and life or afford "the supreme idea of depth"—but merely manifest the power of arbitrary, subjective wit to subvert the settled order, such works, in Hegel's view, no longer count as genuine works of art.

In many other texts in the Hebrew Bible, the places where humans dwell are akin to a garden: settled, ordered, peaceful places of plenty.

True, they seemed to have a settled batting order, but the bowlers were subject to change and some of them were still off the pace in international cricket.

Mark Luscombe, a lawyer and principal federal tax analyst at CCH, a tax information service for professionals, said the purchase had to be settled in order for the credit to be claimed.

Therefore a multi-purpose solution had to be settled in order to meet all these requirements at once.

ORIF can be performed safely once soft tissue swelling has settled in order to reduce the risk of wound complications [13].

An initial PCEF experiment was settled in order to test the nanofluidic channels' ability on the research area of fluorescence based biodetection.