Sentence examples for was an organizing from inspiring English sources

Privacy for him was an organizing principle of civilized society.

It might seem incongruous, this plaything for the unabashed American road warrior shifting to a country where the bicycle once ruled and collectivism was an organizing principle.

Like the Devlins, she was an organizing force for the college-admissions process, with a file drawer devoted to the paperwork, and like the Devlins, she had devoted considerable energy to researching other schools her son might consider.

In this case, hearing God's voice fell under the category of psychosis and had to be treated, but the boy's identity as a member of the Hasidic community was an organizing force in his life and needed to be retained.

If there was an organizing principle in Attorney General Jeff Sessions's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday — which was by turns dismissive, incoherent, evasive, and shameful — it was that certain people are owed deference, and certain others are not.

(It was an organizing principle that would not appear in print until 1951, with the publication of "The Homosexual in America," the first commercially published nonfiction account of homosexual life in the United States written by a homosexual, though under a pseudonym, Donald Webster Cory).

It was an organized hoard.

"Maybe it was an organized resistance".

Everything was a mess, but it was an organized mess.

For Murakami, they're an organizing principle.

"Exercise is an organizing principle," he said.