Sentence examples for the Idea of order from inspiring English sources

41 Wallace Stevens, "The Idea of Order at Key West".

I became fascinated with the idea of order and hierarchy in nature".

It contained a poem that appears on most modern-poetry syllabi today, "The Idea of Order at Key West".

Except for winter trips to Florida (which netted him a fistfight with Hemingway and the poem "The Idea of Order at Key West"), he rarely ventured beyond Hartford.

"'To the One of Fictive Music' and 'The Idea of Order at Key West' are as authentic odes as any written by Keats or Shelley.

His next book, "Ideas of Order," published thirteen years later, features what may be the finest American modern poem: "The Idea of Order at Key West".

He still speaks in awe of the idea of ordering gifts over the Internet.

The idea of ordering up a perfect gift list is a harmless enough daydream.

Ms. Marengo, a civil engineer, hit on the idea of ordering a prefabricated house.

After Alberti defined classical columns as Doric, Ionic, Corinthian and so on, Raphael introduced the idea of "orders" in architecture, a concept elaborated by Baldassare Peruzzi and published by Serlio — innovations illustrated by the books and engravings here on display.

At Resto La Banquise, a twenty-four-hour operation that offers twenty-five varieties of poutine, we toyed with the idea of ordering a Poutine T-Rex or a Poutine Elvis but finally decided on a Poutine Kamikaze — merguez sausage, hot peppers, and Tabasco.