Sentence examples for of whatever sort from inspiring English sources

Expertise, of whatever sort, is no longer unquestioningly accepted.

Are we tacitly admitting that people with disabilities of whatever sort are damaged goods we'd be better off without?

After the Edict of Worms, however, the cause of reform, of whatever sort, became a legal and political struggle rather than a theological one.

Those who are most endangered by the making of commercials (of whatever sort in whatever medium) are those whose abilities are more fragile, more precarious, more incipient, less developed.

9) Be aware too that even if you remove explicit mentions of your name, a determined searcher may be able to dig up your past through leftover postings and hints of whatever sort.

"At every point I am besieged by people who would like me to conform to some social norm of whatever sort of social group they expect me to be a part of," Mr. Parker said.

In addition to whatever sort of deals were worked out between the two companies, T-Mobile's size offers a good opportunity to help OnePlus grow at a manageable rate.

One fixes putative paradigm cases of non-living complexes, and says that the kind of cohesion required is whatever sort of bonding holds in those cases.

"A lot of the pictures involve whatever sort of hobby I have at the moment, so a lot of my pictures right now have flight in them," Zev explained.

This suggests that these abilities require little in the way of task-specific pre-wiring, and are learned largely on the basis of experience (together with whatever sort of 'prewiring' is supplied for the cortex as a whole).

In the future, users will be able to use the Drop app to check the contents of their fridge and do whatever sort of thing people could possible want to do with a connected blender.