Sentence examples for generating a sort of from inspiring English sources

Amir has a fast arm, like the blur of the great Wasim Akram, generating a sort of whiplash speed.

Terrorism works by generating a sort of psychological response among those who are targets or potential targets of the attacks, typically with the aim of putting pressure on their political leaders or representatives to quell the chaos or anxiety of the affected public.

We hypothesize that the genes we identified may be closely interconnected in the human interactome, generating a sort of "TGFβ1 interactome".

Creator Justin Smith said that, theoretically, Desert Golfing can generate a sort-of end – an impossible stage – eventually.

Creator Justin Smith said that, theoretically, Desert Golfing can generate a sort-of end an impossible stage eventually.

Every new gadget seems to generate a sort of hobbyist underground, a collection of people who want to disassemble its hardware and decode its software.

If Scalia showed that rarefied constitutionalism can rest on and generate a sort of existential hardness in conservative élites, the Tea Party shows how the élite game of textual argument translates into a mass politics of angry reaction.

The connection of his inner life and outer skill generated a sort of emotional short circuit that overheated him terrifyingly, resulting in the justly admired intensity that he brought to every role — which was also, however, a sign of an actor giving more of himself, moment by moment, than an actor should ever be called upon, or need, to give.

The above findings show that the instant knowledge of measures generates a sort of "preventive action" reducing consumption and simultaneously water leakages (Sauer and Rüttinger 2007).

The Cavs, he said, needed a "lightning rod," a player who could create sparks, an instigator and unpredictable personality capable of generating a particular sort of fiery energy.

More recently, global value chains have also generated a new sort of temporary movements.