Sentence examples for social orderliness from inspiring English sources
Today he is remembered for his deeds -- arguing New York into ratifying the Constitution, financing the Revolutionary War debt, founding the first national bank -- as the patron saint of capitalism and social orderliness.
His lifelong subject is order — the social order, the economic order, the political order, and each of these subjects dependence on orderliness.
His lifelong subject is order the social order, the economic order, the political order, and each of these subjects dependence on orderliness.
From around 1950 to 1980, its language was dominated by the contract metaphor and the linear model of innovation, both of which have catered for beliefs in stability, orderliness, and distinct social roles for scientists and policymakers.
Jacobs criticized large-scale clearance operations for destroying the complex social fabric of cities and imposing an inhuman orderliness.
Ashe hates "orderliness"; Graebner's New York apartment is "orderly".
What struck me, more than the strides in intertribal reconciliation or the government's impressive social safety net or all the new buildings in Kigali was the orderliness of the country.
He "preached a gospel of individual salvation and personal orderliness, construing civil rights activism as not only a defilement of social purity but even more as simply irrelevant to the proclamation of Jesus Christ as God.
She was passive in her orderliness.
The film has a bright orderliness.
