Sentence examples for practice of sorts from inspiring English sources

It's a meditation practice of sorts.

Wading through the pea soup fog of my confusion in search of clarity and blue skies became a spiritual practice of sorts.

And she disdained the regular reviewer's beaverish practice of sorting good logs from bad, the many varieties of critics' patter and small talk — the jokes and casual anthropologies of popular taste.

Railways in particular had a marked effect on the organization of postal work: instead of merely using trains to carry mailbags more speedily, postal administrations soon introduced the practice of sorting the letters in transit, using specially adapted railway cars.

Locke is clearly aware of this distinction, so it is possible that what he has said about sorting and nominal essences only reveals what he thinks about nominal essences and our practice of sorting, which is a semantic issue, not about the metaphysics of nature.

In 1919 Midtown did get bombing practice, of a sort: lightning fractured the cornice of the World's Tower Building, raining debris onto the street.

"I've been ready for a long time," said Lindros, who was looking forward to his first official practice of any sort in more than a year.

The objective of the project is to minimize or, if possible, to eliminate the current practice of manual sorting.

Although the Andersen affair has imbued the phrase "document retention" with a sinister connotation, the practice of routinely sorting out the reams of records that a firm accumulates makes sense from a business standpoint.

The explanation is bad manners, and the larger phenomenon is the widespread practice of ignoring all sorts of e-mail messages.

The practice of regarding any sorts of gender deviances with a negative attitude in the pursuit of being masculine [ 9] is further supplemented by the values of the male-dominated society of Pakistan [ 24].