Sentence examples for by another sort of from inspiring English sources

In any case, the moral calculus requires supplementation by another sort of tool -- to wit, weaponry.

As protesters trickled into Tampa before the convention, videographers were joined by another sort of documentarian, called livestreamers, who broadcast events on the Web in real time.

But things turn out to be far more complicated – for in the secular funeral this so-called lie about God is commonly replaced by another sort of lie, a lie about humanity.

In the next line, Bishop came as close as she could to stating something that was true; the "coziness tinged with melancholy" has gone and it has been replaced by another sort of melancholy, a slow, stoical melancholy, when she says: "Nature repeats herself, or almost does".

At the same time, the claim that Obama had called Palin a pig may have been reinforced by another sort of frame: that of the crudely aggressive or "uppity" black man insulting a white woman.

Thus the view may be well complemented by another sort of view, exemplified by the work of John Martin Fischer and Mark Ravizza (1998), which focuses on ways in which persons can exercise meaningful agency by being responsive to reasons (for a collection of essays discussing this issue, see Nadelhoffer 2013).

So we urgently need to create hope by proving another sort of economy is possible.

They did this by silencing Taxol-suppressing genes that were usually active in those cancer cells.RNAi drugs work by mugging another sort of RNA one of the classes of the molecule discovered decades ago.

The lighting, by Kathy Kaufmann, radiates another sort of energy.

But many others escaped censure.Mr Saxena's return was soon eclipsed, however, by recriminations over another sort of financial shenanigans.

And twelve pictures by David Goldblatt investigate another sort of transition — the day-to-day life of postapartheid South Africa, as experienced by venders, barbers, and other struggling entrepreneurs on the country's roadsides.