Sentence examples for a sort of paradigm from inspiring English sources
He [patient] had huge deficits internally, but couldn't accept any psychological help and he is a bit of a sort of paradigm for … for many other people I've got, with chronic back pain, who are again, constantly looking for something and are kind of saying to you, you know: 'you're not doing enough for me …'.
"We think this is a sort of new paradigm in publishing.
A sort of Kuhnian paradigm¹ shift that would see a jigsaw manufacturer go out of business under the weight of returned Christmas presents.
Daniel Greer, a blogger and associate of Mr. Sullivan, said: "Ultimately, what's going to have to happen is you're going to have to have a shakeup or some sort of paradigm shift.
His eclecticism when it comes to choosing sounds and collaborators fuels a sort of irreverence for the paradigm of standing there and watching art.
What's needed, according to Wyatt, is a new paradigm; a sort of 2001 "space baby" resurrection and rebirth for an industry that should be putting the needs of homeowners at least on par with those of investors.
You might also see in N.J.'s family some sort of paradigm of Taiwan itself, this anxious, prosperous, insecure country of undefined status, its past confused, its future uncertain.
Associating precision with dopaminergic firing also suggests the fruitful application of this sort of paradigm to conditions associated with pathologic decision making, such as obsessive compulsive disorders or addiction.
These limitations have been recently overcome using a new paradigm of variables mapping which creates a sort of semantic connectivity and has been described by Buscema and Grossi [ 35].
It takes new resources for all sorts of paradigms, and requires new training to deal with this stuff".
