Sentence examples for a sort of outline from inspiring English sources

She said the document provided a sort of outline for what to include in the exhibit.

Use it when you're studying for your finals as a sort of outline.[2] It may also make it clear what topics your instructor finds interesting and important -- certain topics may pop up more than others and those are definitely the ones to crack down on.

A: Sort of.

"We all had a sort of vague outline," Ms. Davidtz said.

They agreed on a temporary flag which was a sort of yellowish-clayish outline of the island on a white background with olive branches underneath.

For anyone unfamiliar with how Hitler got there, the film supplies a sort of "the story to date" outline of Hitler's rise and World II behind the opening credits.

Allen typically starts off with a broad outline, a sort of script, but it changes throughout the movie.

The sketch lines were particularly helpful to us, because the idea of painting images with no sort of outline or sketch seems practically impossible to tackle without mistakes.

Again, since dyslexic children struggle with short-term memory, providing them with some sort of outline as you are lecturing is helpful, especially following long lectures.

Compared with its sound, which is crystalline, the group's history seems convoluted, but in the briefest of outlines: Harmonia was a sort of supergroup, composed of Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Dieter Moebius, and Michael Rother, a guitarist who had played in Neu! and an early incarnation of Kraftwerk.

On the sheet of foam, draw an outline of the bottle, in a sort of T-shape.