Sentence examples for a sort of condensed from inspiring English sources
Across Manitou Avenue from Patsy's, two miniature yellow octagonal buildings contain a sort of condensed history of Manitou.
Most comics — including, before this August, Tig Notaro — spend so many months honing their material that it becomes a sort of condensed abstract poetry.
In other words, it echoed a sort of condensed LGBT culture: A culture that languished in its own hidden cues and communications in a former age and has increasingly settled into the happily exaggerated politics of visibility.
And the form reinforces the back-and-forth movement of time; the scene is written in the past tense, but Franzen intersperses present-tense verbs — "Walter asking," "Patty saying" — that condense things, creating a sort-of present-past, which is another way of saying that he creates the conditions for nostalgia in the reader.
Dr Laughlin's explanation was that the electrons in the Störmer-Tsui experiment were condensing into a sort of fluid.
A sort of adventure, maybe.
