Sentence examples for vision of order from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that kind of potent joy is now the only way to fire up a vision of order in life.

The architect, James Craig, set out a vision of order and space: a grid five streets deep and seven streets wide with a broad central axis terminating in grand squares at each end.

Many experts do believe he will attack issues that anger devout Muslims, like the ban on head scarves for women attending university, but say he will do it slowly so as not to rattle Turkey's army, which sees itself as the guardian of the secular state and has intervened in the past -- most recently in 1980 -- to impose its vision of order.

"Whereas the government at the time wanted to destroy the movement," Mr. Cohn-Bendit told France Info radio on Tuesday, "he had a vision of order on the one hand, but he also understood the spirit of revolt among young people".

We survived the most challenging phase of launching a startup and investors are now eager to help bring the vision of Order Mapper to the masses.

It elects leaders who would rather impose their homogenous vision of order than provide public safety and security for all Americans.

The HD imagery is relentless, a vision of fearsome order.

Its vision of social order is also that of the world in which ballet originated.

Alternatively, it might add even more to the frazzled, random quality of what started as a vision of Classical order.

It takes you into a very mad, dark place – into the psyche of an empire that massacred and persecuted peoples from Peru to the Netherlands in pursuit of a vision of Catholic order.

The two capitals – Chisinau in Moldova and Tiraspol in Trans-Dniester – couldn't be more different, the former thrumming with traffic and FM radio debate, the latter redolent of a bygone Soviet vision of monolithic order and stability.