Sentence examples for a sort of condition from inspiring English sources

There is nothing more exciting than seeing somebody change from a sort of condition of inertness or inattentiveness to a mind that begins to inquire about meaning".

As Janet Malcolm has pointed out, Gosse's habitual inaccuracy can too easily be regarded as a sort of condition, "like nearsightedness"; she suggests, convincingly, that physiology is not nearly so helpful here as psychology.

These large-scale depictions of meteor showers, bombing raids and lightning strikes feel more cynical than their sinister, shock-and-awe subject matter would suggest; they seem to be trying to produce a sort of conditioned response from the viewer, like the bark of the German Shepherd.

At this point, no Texas Republican has declared any sort of condition for their support of an emergency aid package.

It clears out, it rises up, it breaks away into a sort of floating condition.

At first there is a sort of negative condition, as if some tie were loosened, and then the absolute freedom quickly follows.

As far as assumption (A2) is concerned, it is a sort of nondegeneracy condition, which we assume in order to have the regularizing effect of the Markov transition semigroup associated with the fast dynamics.

This "Lockean proviso," as Nozick called it (Nozick 1974, p. 175 ff), creates a sort of baseline condition against which the acceptability of any set of coercive arrangements can be judged.

It seems to me that we all live today in a sort of partial condition of "Internetness," and daily less partially.

"We feel very confident that we can win games in any sort of conditions.

In effect, Antonioni takes the format of theatrical naturalism the depiction of characters' deeds and speech that reveals their inward, psychological grasp of the exterior net of drama and blanks it out, setting up the drama, and their activity within it, as a sort of absolute metaphysical condition, and then reducing their interior lives to opaque reflections of it.