Sentence examples for a sort of global from inspiring English sources

His bigger plan is for a sort of global art project, called Everyartist.me.

It's a sort of global watercooler, with all the good and bad that suggests.

Now another cyberdream might be coming to an end: that the Internet will give rise to consensus-based self-regulation and even a sort of global democracy.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a sort of global club for the world's richest nations, has carefully studied the relationship between inequality and growth.

The helpful programme note called the assemblage of instruments "a sort of global hybrid percussion orchestra", with metal crotales making "the occasional oriental ting".

Schell has little to recommend here, other than to call for a sort of global nonviolent revolution, based on a quasi-mystical notion of "cooperative power".

Dolled up as a political thriller, this episodic tale of slippery alliances and cultural differences is really a teaching play, a sort of global-positioning device meant to carry the audience through the fog of war to an understanding of how the United States' anti-Soviet obsession got it unwittingly stuck in Afghanistan.

Dolled up as a political thriller, this episodic tale of slippery alliances and cultural differences is really a teaching play, a sort of global-positioning device meant to carry the audience through the fog of war to an understanding of how America's anti-Soviet obsession got it unwittingly stuck in Afghanistan, rather like Brer Rabbit with the Tar-Baby.

Having launched in eleven locations worldwide The Founder Institute, set up by Adeo Ressi as a sort of global-wide bootcamp for tech entrepreneurs, is launching two new locations today across Europe: Brussels and Berlin.

Before his death, Malcolm X managed to channel the rage he had over being terrorized by white supremacy, first into crime, then into black nationalism with the Nation of Islam, and finally into a sort of global-minded humanism.

Mr. Sawiris, the chief executive of Orascom Development, envisions a sort of highbrow global village.