Sentence examples for in a particular sort from inspiring English sources

This version comes in a particular sort of serving dish — an ice cream cone.

The scientific basis of all this is that foreskin tissue is rich in a particular sort of cell that HIV likes very much.

Like Riefenstahl, they find the highest beauty in a particular sort of symmetry and order that only in retrospect seems indubitably fascist.

Their eavesdropping apparatus (which is small enough to fit in a suitcase) was designed to take advantage of a weakness in a particular sort of photon detector in Bob's receiving equipment.

Your activities are monitored along with those of others on the list; you're never notified that you're on the list, or told what it means; then you come to court for something relatively minor, maybe swearing in a particular sort of public place, or pushing someone in a crowd, and your life changes.

For the causation view is, after all, just the adequately strengthened supervenience view plus the claim that the dependence relationship involved in a particular sort of causal dependence.

But if a particular sort of student in our society - the least prepared and the poorest amongst us - requires some sort of educational support, who will provide the service?

The other thing to say is that Allen actually was, at one time, much more interested in realism of a particular sort: he was, in his younger days, an urban folklorist (as are several other great directors of our time, including Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee) whose films reflected the ethos as well as the details and foibles of his own milieu.

But we were, in any case, a particular sort of modern hustler: filmmakers and writers (screen, Web, magazine), who periodically worked as narrative consultants on ad campaigns, sustainability experts, P.R. lifers, designers or design consultants, social entrepreneurs, and that strange species of human being who has invented an app.

But the metre has been redefined twice since that ingot was deposited in 1889: first, in 1960, in terms of the wavelength of a particular sort of light; then, in 1983, as the path travelled by light in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 of a second.

This is believed to be the basis of memory.The team's genetic engineering changed the nature of the NMDA receptors in the mice's hippocampuses and frontal cortices two regions of the brain particularly involved in memory formation by doubling in them the number of a particular sort of molecular subunit, GluN2B.