Sentence examples for involving a sort from inspiring English sources

These short visits were meant to provide a sampling of the therapies then on offer — encounter groups and body work (mostly involving a sort of nude round-robin massage) stick in my memory, along with rather good food, emphasizing groats and the like.

Instead of a home button, users will perform actions using on-screen gesture controls involving a sort of dock of icons.

My recollection of the higher school certificate, which involved a practical exam in physics, was being confronted with an experiment involving a sort of barometer arrangement, wondering why I couldn't make it work.

He says the internal phenomena "tend to be vivid, heightened impressions and impulses of many sorts," often involving "a sort of playing with limits, socially, morally, intellectually, physically, a sort of risky adventurousness". The lack of inhibition can confer "a rich, surprising and sometimes associational freedom" upon those with Tourette.

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".

The second involves a sort of disaster overdose.

This involved a sort of table of mental health, a scale of 0 to 20 on which 10 is neutral.

So the governor has come up with a plan that involves a sort of national test to test the tests.

It involves a sort of guided meditation and closes with the group reflecting on whom they have to thank for being here today.

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.

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.