Sentence examples for a sort of catalogue from inspiring English sources

The first idea that came to me was completely absurdist in a way that I imagine Calvino would have loved — to photograph each of the old editions of Calvino and frame them, so that you'd have a sort of catalogue of old Calvino books.

A: Sort of.

The service appears to have gone through a major change since its conception too, starting life by defining a new standard for identifying both virtual and physical objects and linking them to information on the Internet, but now operates as a sort of social catalogue that enables designers, brands, and consumers to identify and converse around products.

Thinglink started life by defining a new standard for identifying both virtual and physical objects and linking them to information on the Internet, and then evolved into a sort of social catalogue that enabled designers, brands, and consumers to identify and converse around products.

Like Funes, S. had a sort of private language to catalogue the richness of his mental associations.

Think of catalogue shopping as a sort of a Victorian virtual market, and today's across-the-counter shopping conventions do not seem so entrenched.

This information was catalogued at a sort of standing desk that was built into the end of the central aisle, with cards, different-colored pencils and pens, and a pencil sharpener.

Its narrator is a sort of "suicide facilitator" who carries around a catalogue designed to help people commit suicide in the most convenient way.

Often, a catalogue will provide you with a sort of road map to what's being sold.

I'm drawn to all sorts of catalogues, including mainstream ones, but the more specialized they are, the more distraction they offer to a housebound gardener on a winter day.

"A sort of blank".