Sentence examples similar to a sort of steering from inspiring English sources
Hotz says the matter has since been cleared up, as Comma's technology is only meant for highway driving and functions as a sort of cruise control with automatic steering.
It's the sort of steering wheel that would look great in a sports car; it promises a great drive even before the engine is started.
Inside the dragonfly is a set of interneurons — a sort of messenger neuron, not sensory nor motor — that carry high-level steering commands to the wings.
One cannot behave as if one had just met him, and Salle himself behaves like the curator of a sort of museum of himself, helpfully guiding visitors through the exhibition rooms and steering them toward the relevant literature.
Once again the album will feature the Robert Glasper Experiment as a sort of house band, with Mr. Glasper — a pianist of roughly equal stature in modern jazz, hip-hop and R&B — steering the ship.
A sort of adventure, maybe.
(A sort of cognitive disonance).
