Sentence examples for the very order from inspiring English sources
In the very order of nature, people see that different seasons have their distinct values.
In 1844, when Mother Guérin was away from her convent raising money, the bishop ordered her congregation to elect a new superior, in a bid to eject her from the very order of nuns that she had founded.
Such theories, referred to as "holism" or "organicism," attracted the attention of the British philosophers Alfred North Whitehead (1861 1947) and Samuel Alexander (1859 1938), who thought that the very order or structure of organisms distinguished them from nonliving things.
Every time America breaks them by, for instance, protectionism it feeds China's suspicions and undermines the very order it seeks.China and America have one advantage over history's great-power pairings: they saw the 20th century go disastrously wrong.
"When it had to come up with a Scottish parliament it didn't recognise that would undermine the very order that its dominance was based on, and failed to use it to develop a positive Labour agenda in Scotland.
Al-Barghouti's tastes run to allegorical, epic, and narrative poetry; he believes that the responsibility of art is to help people reimagine the very order of the world, envisioning, for the future, "a more beautiful form of government, a more beautiful form of man-woman relationship, a more beautiful relationship between humans and nature," he told me.
His goal now appears to be to rally public opinion against the very orders that President Obama insisted, as he told Joe Biden, could not be countermanded.
For subjects C1 and C2 the very ordering of their discrimination has been reversed: C2 scores higher than C1 on the true score, but C1 scores higher on the total score due to measurement error.
It is this very order, the status quo itself, which makes life difficult for people of colour – but not for most white people.
While the color in the paintings is very ordered, the three-dimensionality of the corpulent masses of the sculptures are messes of color mixtures.
Of the very highest order.
