Sentence examples for a sort of useful from inspiring English sources

The results (might) provide a (sort of) useful guide to would-be writers.

Visual imagery is a sort of useful language.

Their first question was: "What is the medical definition of nymphomania, and what are its symptoms?" Slightly amused, but also a little sad, I found myself once again explaining that "nymphomania" is an antiquated and demeaning term used to shame "loose women" rather than any sort of useful medical or psychiatric diagnosis.

I mean, she seems utterly unable to marshal any sort of useful defenses.

And Alpha Centauri B would be around 3,200km distant, somewhere near Volgograd, in Russia.Chemical rockets simply cannot generate enough energy to cross such distances in any sort of useful time.

While the work here is a proof of concept that GAATTC repeats can be specifically targeted for interruption, we do not suggest that Tn7 could be the basis for any sort of useful therapy.

The current interest in Kant in the North American debate on criminal punishment arise from a deceptive hope: Kant seems as a sort of "antidote" useful to mitigate the results of correctional and merely intimidatory practice.

Their website also feature a blog with all sorts of useful advice for eco-friendly parenting.

When "Seinfeld" introduced the phrase "not that there's anything wrong with that" in connection to the possibility of a character being gay, GLBTQ characters were a rarity on TV and thus that joke may have served as a sort of crude but useful enlightening tool.

All of your lost followers are now in a CSV file, containing all sorts of useful information.

But if Urban Compass is going to help us find all sorts of useful local information one day, further questions now about how consumers will use this, or any more details, go nowhere fast.