Sentence examples for limited sort of from inspiring English sources

The oath did not even include the limited sort of 'membership' clause also approved in Gerende.

That's a limited sort of fame, of course, like being captain of the Luxembourg Olympic team.

The word "complete" in the name of the store really refers to a limited sort of completeness.

Salute also the Sony Readers – more beautiful in design than the Kindle, but equally functional in a limited sort of way.

For now, our ability to understand how all those parts relate is quite limited, sort of like trying to understand the political dynamics of Ohio from an airplane window above Cleveland.

While the fact that "Jessica Jones" is Marvel's first TV franchise starring a superpowered woman — and that it was created by a female showrunner, Melissa Rosenberg — amounts to a pretty limited sort of artistic progress, the show doesn't need to be perfect in order to deepen the debate.

PAGE 24 European Couples' Options Even as President Bush is proposing an effort to promote marriage, European countries are moving in the opposite direction -- granting new status to couples looking for limited sorts of unions.

If donors and nonprofits felt that they had to measure their results, might that not lead them to focus on limited sorts of things that could be measured precisely: administering vaccines, for instance, rather than attempting to improve over-all health; or counting missed days of school rather than evaluating student achievement?

Still, it is worth considering the possible ways of attempting to justify skeptical arguments of a more limited sort by arguing that intuitions of some sort (which does not include epistemic intuitions or at least the epistemic intuitions of the sort needed to justify the premises) are unreliable.

The purpose was to warn the Russians not to interfere with his delicate diplomatic manoeuvres designed to ensure an Israeli victory, but of a limited sort so that the US would still be in control of the region unilaterally.

Who, except a few neocons still plunking for the glories of "the surge" in Iraq, would claim military victory for this country, even of a limited sort, anywhere at any time in this century?