Sentence examples for a sort of accessible from inspiring English sources
It is a sort of accessible irony-free, pre-Sondheim production, in which the big heart still dominates over the atrophied one.
The experiments became a sort of "library," accessible all day long with the same freedom as a library of books.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
To do this, they use something know formally as an Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), a sort of secret court system only accessible to foreign corporations, which is embedded in hundreds of trade agreements.
"The U.S. has led the development in college education and making education sort of accessible for everyone," Mr. Schleicher said.
Since 2006, volunteers have recorded audio descriptions of pornographic videos and porn trailers on a website called Porn for the Blind, and while the amateur offerings there represent at least some sort of accessible erotica available for the visually impaired, the majority of the site's content is of poor quality.
Metal shelves filled with books and leafy plants rose against the walls; to the right of the open kitchen there was a sort of bunk-bed-style seating area accessible only by ladder.
"There's a sort of invisible boundary if part of a city is not accessible to transit".
But, this wasted heat represents also a sort of information, which outflows from the cell towards its environment, completely accessible to any observer.
Picture a world when we can have all the information available about someone on the Internet accessible instantly, not merely through a computer screen, but as a sort of heads-up display, as an overlay to what we normally see.
