Sentence examples for define some sort of from inspiring English sources

Most EU leaders are understandably reluctant to define some sort of core European culture that goes beyond liberal democratic principles.

BMW's M cars, Cadillac's V editions and the Mercedes-Benz AMG line are all defined by some sort of huge upgrade under the hood.

A large number of studies investigate the nature and consequences of mismatch, generally defined as some sort of discrepancy between the characteristics of employed workers and the requirements of the jobs that they occupy (Quintini 2011a).

An interesting paradox of the whole MSA field is that although most methods are defined within some sort of phylogenetic framework (progressive alignment), they are only evaluated for their capacity of producing structurally correct MSAs.

What's so interesting about these stories is that the Times piece also found many people who use passwords that define themselves in some sort of way.

If we want to lift people out of poverty - however it is defined, then having some sort of access to IT is important.

One is most likely to accept the first view, that coercion is intrinsically wrongful if one defines coercion as some sort of violation or threatened violation of the coercee's rights.

But defining the iPhone as some sort of decade-long continuous camera, which Apple seems to be doing, is sort of a disingenuous way to do it.

We've heard a lot from VR developers over the past two years that early titles using the Oculus, HTC Vive or PlayStation VR headsets are likely to be experiential rather than narrative in focus – they'll be about inhabiting and exploring a defined space, rather than following some sort of epic story.

Should human rights be defined in terms of serving some sort of political function?

While definitions of "social networking" may vary, social networks are primarily defined by member profiles and some sort of user generated content.