Sentence examples for a sort of consistent from inspiring English sources
This program is a sort of consistent and complete abstract image of the system.
There's expected achiness from being crammed into an airplane, and in general it's hard to establish any sort of consistent sleep or eating or exercise pattern that the body needs.
On Sunday, though, the Giants struggled in any aspect of the game that is based on physical strength: they failed to get any sort of consistent pass rush, they failed to block and run the ball effectively, and they failed to pass-block, leaving Eli Manning open for contact on play after play.
Trying to deduce any sort of consistent pattern to the LGBT scene's evolution seems to be a futile exercise.
This testimony is hard to corroborate, as the eyewitnesses do not provide any sort of consistent recounting of the events.
The vexing aspect for the Mavs has been their sheer inability to develop any sort of consistent rhythm on the offensive end in the series thus far.
(See Bresnahan 2014 for an account of improvisational artistry in live dance performance as a sort of agency that is consistent with this positive view).
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
Realistically, what does a mutual fund manager buy to get the sort of consistent returns Putnam is sort of guaranteeing?
But by the end of the season he was back to the sort of consistent form that made him a mainstay of England's Test and one-day teams, scoring a total of 1,156 runs including five centuries, and there have even been suggestions that he could be considered for a place on this winter's Lions tour of South Africa.
