Sentence examples for involves a sort of from inspiring English sources
So the governor has come up with a plan that involves a sort of national test to test the tests.
Thus, according to fictionalism, arithmetic is something like a story, and it involves a sort of fiction, or pretense, to the effect that there are such things as numbers.
This relationship between the stock exchanges and the SEC is peculiar to the United States; it involves a sort of administrative partnership between the exchanges as private associations but functioning as quasi-public institutions and the government.
Now, getting into the new estate via Elizabeth Gaskell Way – the whole Greenheys development is inspired by the 19th-century author and named after the setting for her novel Mary Barton – involves a sort of slalom via giant, jagged silver sculptures and squeezing through a barrier just wide enough for a double buggy but too narrow for all but the smallest of motorbikes.
This stance involves a sort of 'embodied empathy for a complex system' wherein a person seeks to enter imaginatively into a system, all the while seeing and thinking of it as a system, rather than as a group of local or random events.
The early development of the fan shape involves a sort of branching morphogenesis, where, by 4 dpf, new secondary spurs of mineralized matrix develop along the outgrowing ventral-posterior end of the original spur (Figure 1B, C; arrows).
One of these appears to involve a sort-of flame-fuelled turbo button, if snatches of a car chase along the famous Ponte Sisto bridge in Rome are anything to go by.
Our involvement in the events in Syria involve a sort of standard template within Anonymous and the movement that's come to be called "Freedom Ops".
This involved a sort of table of mental health, a scale of 0 to 20 on which 10 is neutral.
One of key arguments made by the proponents of fiscal austerity, even in a deeply depressed economy, has involved a sort of macroeconomic version of Pascal's wager.
A number of scholars, many of whom support the goals of affirmative action in education, say the idea of diversity as a justification for racial preferences deserves closer scrutiny, as its emergence involved a sort of legal happenstance.
