Sentence examples for a sort of split from inspiring English sources
In Annie Smart's handsome set, the doctor's office — his "operating theatre" — is adjacent to his well-appointed living room: a sort of split screen of psychological realms.
In Annie Smart's handsome set, the doctor's office — his "operating theatre" — is adjacent to his well-appointed living room: a sort of split screen of psychological realms.
And what dominates the Nixonian psyche in Alice Goodman's libretto is a consciousness — a sort of split self-consciousness — of history in the making.
Miller himself may not be unpredictable, exactly, but along with Lawson the two form a sort of split-personality backcourt that suits their coach's enigmatic philosophy.
This is a delightful pop-up floating cinema, a sort of split-level raft with bleached decking and casual beanbag seating.
With that same leg, hold your leg out beside you, like you are doing a sort of straddle split with one leg.
(La Rocco 20091119 ★ ISHMAEL HOUSTON-JONES AND DAN SAFER (Friday through Sunday) "Splice: Panic Journals" is a superior sort of split bill: new works by Mr. Houston-Jones and Mr. Safer for just $17? Yes, please.
At Rutgers, a student urged professors to use trigger warnings as a sort of Solomonic baby-splitting between two apparently equally bad choices: banning certain texts or introducing works that may cause psychological distress.
There are all sorts of split verdicts possible, and both sides are expected to appeal if the decision goes against them.
So our reality becomes a sort of waking nightmare, a split reality where nothing is what it seems to be and everyone is lying about something.
