Sentences with phrase «new order of things»

It is too easy to pretend that Christ's resurrection, the incipient sign of the «new order of things,» cancels the pain of death.

Everything depends on whether the collectivity into whose hands the control of the means of production passes will facilitate and promote in its very structure and in all its institutions the genuine common life of the various groups composing it... on whether centralist representation only goes as far as the new order of things absolutely demands.

Goguel rightly points out that if «the resurrection was only the reversal of the undeserved fate to which Jesus had submitted and nothing more than his rehabilitation... it would not have created a new order of things.

It is not to introduce a new order of things that the Lord will come; it is only to finish His work.

And of the next crop of signings one, in particular, tended to symbolise the new order of things.

The freshly minted Republican majority in the Senate, also trying to navigate the new order of things in Albany, are likely to use rent laws as leverage to get subsidies.

Many times those decisions are not favorable to the individual author — and if you find yourself locked into a pre-determined timeline for exclusive distribution you may be stuck with the new order of things until the clock runs out.

«Everybody just sort of accepted that as the new order of things and soldiered on.

The artist explained that the work was made «100 % post-election,» as she was reckoning with the new order of things in a «deep fog,» and the fuzzy images of the series Matrix (2017)-- based on front pages of U.S. newspapers that feature headlines and photographs of Trump's victory — can be read as trembling reproductions of horror.

It must be considered that there is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new order of things.

There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.

Much like Kandinsky seeing «colors» in listening to music, Moreno saw the centrality of process, the here and now, and wanted to «search for a new order of things.»

But buyers have just as much right to the advice, assistance and loyalty of their own agent as the seller, and under the new order of things they should be able to exercise their rights much more easily.