Sentence examples for considers a sort of from inspiring English sources
That process is one of inspired improvisation; she tells Morris, "My unconscious guides me," and her art, rooted in what she considers a sort of collaboration with her subjects, is based in ingenious, fanciful juxtapositions.
With the twenty-by-twenty-four-inch, she says, "the picture and the process are the same". That process is one of inspired improvisation; she tells Morris, "My unconscious guides me," and her art, rooted in what she considers a sort of collaboration with her subjects, is based in ingenious, fanciful juxtapositions.
The executive lays much of that out in his own explainer — a post he considers a sort of cautionary tale for the volatility of the Valley.
Why might English be considered a "sort of Frankenstein creature"?
Sometimes this is considered a sort of sexual fetish.
This enigma is notoriously complex, and unconstitutional conditions therefore are considered a sort of Gordian knot.
Perhaps the last 15 years or so will be considered a sort of madness, an anomaly, a strange dream.
It would-ah-be considered a sort of barbarism," then he added a bit more of information.
Even in his native Maine, where celebrity is considered a sort of disease, he is extraordinarily well regarded.
Hydrogen is considered a sort of holy grail of fuel, but there are substantial challenges to its development.
ABC and CBS executives said the deal could be considered a sort of extension of the video-sharing arrangement in which they and the Fox News Channel pool film.
