Sentence examples for a sort of terminal from inspiring English sources
The patient's wife…said that she had felt better after speaking to the HF nurse…(Patient 4, observation field notes, Centre B ) Well it [the term heart failure] has a negative concept to many people, because I think for a lot of patients it's an organ that's failing…therefore a sort of terminal illness… there's a lot of anxiety about that term.
Box 2 Disclosure of diagnosis and educating patients about heart failure Well it [the term heart failure] has a negative concept to many people, because I think for a lot of patients it's an organ that's failing…therefore a sort of terminal illness… there's a lot of anxiety about that term.
Also new is a configuration option for use in educational deployments of iOS devices that adds support for standardized testing performed via Apple's mobile devices, which likely allows them to be put in a sort of education-specific terminal mode.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
Instead, Hiorns is showing what looks like a shadowy landmass on the floor, a strewing and heaping of grey powder that looks like the Alps seen from the air after some sort of terminal catastrophe.
Apart from this sort of terminal vagueness, philosophers helpfully pointed out that the moral permissibility of such life and death decisions should rest, not on such metaphysically dubious and morally irrelevant distinctions, but rather, inter alia, on the likely impact of a proposed treatment (or treatment withdrawal) on the patient's overall well-being.
Before the Mumbai airport was renovated, there was a spot in the old international terminal that acquired a sort of notoriety because that was where the departing scholars opened their suitcases and threw away all the pickles and other things their mothers had packed.
The counter has disappeared, replaced by a couple of people on terminals lurking behind a sort of low trellis – more friendly than bulletproof glass, but so open that the effect is disconcerting, and a bit weird.
As the title suggests, this is essentially a three-handed study of a family with terminal communication problems - a sort of miminalist domestic thriller.
Tom Spina was in the terminal when he heard a "sort of a crackling noise, the lights flickered a little and then there was a loud crash".
