Sentence examples for ways of ordering from inspiring English sources

We would have to find alternative ways of ordering the world.

Taken together, and working synergistically, he said, these five ways of ordering experience and informing action will shape resilient and effective students, citizens, and workers.

But others are unquestioned ways of "ordering" television, a symptom of our anxiety about the medium and its low-rent habit of arriving in episodes, each crooking a finger to the next.

Ms. Nestle also pointed out that consumer interest in these new ways of ordering is an intriguing commentary on class, as it shows how reluctant people are to speak with fast food workers — often teenagers and immigrants with accents.

Mode, in music, any of several ways of ordering the notes of a scale according to the intervals they form with the tonic, thus providing a theoretical framework for the melody.

It's not just about London, it's about ways of ordering and seeing a city; and even if it had been about Stockholm or Bratislava I'd have read it, if it had been written by the same writer, because anyone who wants to write, and not just about buildings or the urban experience, should soak themselves in Ian Nairn's prose.

Words were his way of ordering the jostle of life.

Whether such a trauma is the best way of ordering any society is another matter.

But in these films, memory is simply a device, a way of ordering the story-telling.

The categories – roughly speaking, an arc of life – came later, a broad, flexible and entirely interchangeable way of ordering choices.

For diners who prefer the traditional way of ordering, one page lists a few complete entrees composed by the chef.