Sentence examples for depends on a sort of from inspiring English sources
It's an artistry of living history on the wing, one that depends on a sort of musical charisma, an instinctive kind of judgment that is akin to the experience of power at large, decision-making in any arena.
Everything depends on a sort of Gosplan economics, a pretend market rigged by the state.
Membrane integration and assembly of bacterial β-barrel proteins depends on a sorting signal present at the very end of the protein.
Although he acknowledges, albeit fleetingly, that "the development of an individual's character depends on all sorts of mysterious interactions among culture and family and genes and free will and fate," he expresses confidence bordering on certainty that, under the right conditions, under-performing individuals can transform themselves into successful students and professionals.
On the competing theories, which include Jansen's, the efficacy of actual grace of the will depends on a connection of some sort, within the mind of a creature, between a created grace, like Jansen's "victorious pleasure," and a meritorious choice.
It depends on what sort of a deal the UK strikes with the EU in the future.
This is the structure most American films use and (to make it really rock) depends on some sort of change, a catharsis, or a deep lesson.
On the contrary, atheism depends on no sort of faith and rests on a large body of argument.
Yet the plot depends on the sort of outlandish coincidences that only a fable – or possibly a David Lynch dream movie – could get away with.
Daily journalism, for many practical reasons, depends on this sort of trust; that's why the Brett Award cost a favored young reporter his job.
