Sentence examples for a sort of grounding from inspiring English sources

You have to know what you can build on, while also giving yourself a sort of grounding point to help you remember that you are, in fact, a total fox.

What distinguishes her is a sort of grounded curiosity.

As a corollary we obtain the existence of spectral gap for a related semigroup obtained by a sort of ground state transformation.

In other words, the dictionaries of geographic place names are a sort of ground truth that we can use to match against unstructured data entered by users.

It turns out that the look back was a sort of ground-clearing for a new artistic direction, one that Truffaut didn't live to take.

The bottom mark, which acts like a sort of ground stroke, is made by the biggest paintbrush in one swoop, left to right.

What Mr. Green and Mr. Swan have produced is a sort of ground plan for future study, a useful if rather untidy syllabus to a revisionist course in modern art.

In the early years of jazz in New Orleans, musicians like Edward (Kid) Ory (who led the best band in the city, featuring at various times Joe Oliver, Johnny Dodds, Sidney Bechet and a teenage Louis Armstrong) developed "tailgate" style, in which the trombone serves as a hinge between melody and rhythm, improvising a sort of ground bass behind the trumpet lead and clarinet obbligato.

The point is that curve (2) is not chemically minimized, although it is very often assumed to be in the DFT invoked by the chemical reactivity literature [13, 26 29]; however, the curve cannot be considered indicative of a sort of ground state (neither reactive nor critical states of Figure 1).

In Syria and Armenia, there is a sort of ground lamb pizza called lahm bi-ajin (lahmajun).

Seattle was quickly fashioned into a sort of ground zero for a heated (and wonky) debate between experts.