Sentence examples for a sort of distinct from inspiring English sources

Welles's uninhibited way with the soundtrack (due to his background in radio) enabled him to free up images — since he was able to frame the story with sound alone, he put onscreen a sort of distinct and diverse "image track," using the camera to provoke emotion with a primal aesthetic ecstasy akin to that of music.

A: Sort of.

The market serves as a bazaar of international rights for a wide range of movies that are not screening as part of the official festival selection, functioning as a sort of trade show distinct from the upscale proceedings going on nearby.

But with Samaris we tried to create the total opposite, which is sort of a kind of distinct world, something that is very distinct from the audience, very dreamy".

In the Quran, the word is a sort of homonym with two distinct connotations the "greater jihad" which is a personal struggle of a soul in crisis, and the "lesser jihad," which is the worldly struggle of war against an oppressor.

Mr. Wanders said he created a sort of city plan with four distinct spaces: the plaster-enclosed entrance; a lounge furnished with the square-edge Bottoni sofa he designed for Moooi, a Dutch furniture maker; a bar; and the restaurant, whose black steel Outhouse, shown with Mr. Wanders, leads downstairs to the restrooms.

Instead of merely showcasing recent technology, it defines a distinct "postdigital" style: a sort of algorithmic baroque, with dizzying folds further complicated by perforated surfaces.

While the vertebrates were then seen as forming a sort of evolutionary sequence, the various classes were distinct, the undiscovered intermediate forms being called "missing links".

"A sort of blank".

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.