Sentence examples for every sort of object from inspiring English sources

Plato does not apply his distinction between kinds of change to every sort of object whatever, including everyday objects.

FOR syndrome sufferers, Mr. McFarlane may be some sort of object lesson, a cautionary tale.

This sort of object reflects the interest the museum has always had at heart: the interest in artistic process.

But autopsy results released today showed that they had been beaten to death, apparently with some sort of object.

She suggested that the cloth was the sort of object that appealed to people "who consider themselves too sophisticated to take certain beliefs seriously".

As with all computer databases, the value of this one is that it can be searched -- by locality, by culture, by the sort of object -- to pick just a few categories.

A popular way to make art in recent decades has been to collect many examples of some sort of object and exhibit them all in a more or less orderly fashion.

A same response to a same item indicated memory for visual details (specific recognition), whereas a same or similar response to a same or similar item signified memory for the general sort of object (general recognition).

That's just the sort of object to sit out a financial meltdown on.

The same sensor can also double as a sort of object scanner to import real objects into the virtual space.

So part of what Schleiermacher means to convey here is some sort of immediate cognitive relation to some sort of object, namely the universe as a single whole.