Sentence examples for a sort of template from inspiring English sources
"Pushing Hands," for example, serves as a sort of template for what comes later.
There's a sort of template in my head for writing a novel – and I just have to trust it".
"They give you a set of universal rules which you can obey or contradict or subvert; a sort of template that allows access for any person from anywhere.
Sleater-Kinney's career has followed a sort of template for the indie-rock-band trajectory: its first album was on a tiny independent label, followed by releases on larger ones with equally impeccable credentials, Kill Rock Stars and Sub Pop.
The Schubertiade became a sort of template for "Three Pianos," and while the three men re-enact their own often-disputatious personalities in the play, they also assume the roles of Schubert and his friends.
Wicked Start lays out a sort of template for each of 10 major steps in starting a company, suggesting ways to proceed, pointing out what might be overlooked, and offering various resources and advice.
According to Dr Chomsky, people are born with a sort of linguistic template in their brains.
Dostoyevsky wrote the first chapter (which is the first third) of "Notes From Underground" as a sort of philosophical template for the fragmented memoir that follows.
Our involvement in the events in Syria involve a sort of standard template within Anonymous and the movement that's come to be called "Freedom Ops".
The "Inner Structures" paintings, for example, almost always follow a sort of compositional template in which a single, tightly rendered object/images borrowed from his classical phase -- a rose, a pomegranate, a human heart -- rest atop, or rather hover above variations on abstract, atmospheric color fields, like weather systems built of mark-marking, or boxes of rain.
