Sentence examples for a sort of process from inspiring English sources

There is a sort of process," she says, "however arbitrary it sounds; you sense when the parallels start forming between things".

But now it's a jump because I think that writing novels is a sort of process I like to call transubstantiation.

For Mencken, progress was "a sort of process of disillusion.

The historian Eric Foner told me, "In the sense of who decides, and how do you decide what goes up and what comes down, it should be a sort of democratic process," to compensate for the undemocratic process that created the monuments during Jim Crow.

The procedure induced a sort of immunomodulation process, and showed a reduction of both pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory immunoactive mediators.

This was a sort of redemptive process that would undo all the life-denying process of the exams.

"They do have you meet with the Palestinian leaders, in a sort of token process," Baird said.

Until the 1930's, recessions were generally regarded as inevitable, and perhaps even desirable -- a sort of purging process that cleansed the economy after the excesses of the preceding boom.

"I don't think it has been so much a choice as a sort of gradual process determined by accidents of circumstance," he said in an interview with the online journal Littoral.

Professor Murray said that the captain's death was "a loss for the audience too," and suggested that by watching the episodes, viewers are "engaging in a sort of grief process," a point borne out by the outpouring of emotion on fan Web sites and forums.

And then there's the latest development, which I find most interesting: we're seeing an explosion of natural history writing as meditation, as a sort of healing process, using the landscape as a way of reflecting, often on childhood trauma, and using it as a way to heal".