Sentence examples for a sort of order from inspiring English sources

"And there is a sort of order to it all.

Reading between the lines, you could see these words as a sort of order.

Rather, what is spatial appears to be a sort of order of the material objects of experience.

Law, Aristotle said, is "a sort of order" and thus provides a comprehensive framework of rules and institutions through which a society is constituted.

Since then Putin has imposed a sort of order on the mafia economy of the 1990s, while western countries have been struggling with the mess left by the financial crisis.

A sort of order asserted itself as ammunition trucks drove up to Pariak, escorted by a tank clanking along the road.

Here they are below, though as you can tell they are not in an sort of order.

"There is definitely a sort of pecking order of airplanes".

On the contrary, a sort of harmonious order would ensue, the state being replaced by a system of autonomous groups and communities, glued together by contract and mutual interest in place of laws.

His father was a senator, and G.I.'s like him were on what one Army general and Vietnam veteran called "a watch list," a sort of unwritten order to keep them out of trouble.

The fall of communism collapsed a sort of horrible order that had prevailed for 50 years -- a period he called the "the long war" -- and undermined the privileged status of physics and particularly particle physics, as "part of the larger investment of the state in national security".