Sentence examples for a sort of instruction from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the diary is a sort of instruction manual for descriptive fiction.
However, this artificial intelligence system was pre-programmed with a sort of instruction manual that gave it the expertise it needed to excel at the board game.
All of the mini games lack any sort of instruction, so you're sitting there tapping and/or flailing about to figure out how to play the game.
Like most topoi, it includes (i) a sort of general instruction ("see, whether …"); further it mentions (ii) an argumentative scheme in the given example, the scheme 'if the accidental predicate p belongs to the subject s, then the opposed P* cannot belong to s too'.
Firstly, if your professor gives you a word-processing template to use, or any sort of instructions with regards to formatting, obey them.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
At Rangers, named simply Glasgow (Celtic are billed as "Glaswegians"), Merk Heteley leads the attack, which sounds more like some sort of instruction to really get in an opponent's face than it does an actual human being.
The same sort of instruction is available in BestShot mode, a Casio hallmark, in which you choose from dozens of sample photos on the screen -- labeled Soft Flowing Water, Fireworks, Candlelit Portrait and so on -- according to the special-situation shot you want.
He performed animal sacrifices and was a staunch defender of a sort of pagan orthodoxy, issuing doctrinal instructions to his clergy.
The lack of voter education -- only about one-fifth of registered voters received some sort of instruction on how to vote -- was also evident, particularly among women.
