Sentence examples for some sort of appreciable from inspiring English sources

While newspaper stories about neuroscience research usually have some sort of appreciable logic, they typically end up with conclusions or predictions that are well beyond the focus of the original study, and bear little or no resemblance to a scientific critique.

There's nothing intrinsically wrong with being productive, and making some kind of appreciable difference to the world is probably essential for a meaningful life.

With Saudi Arabia and Egypt failing to pull their traditional leadership weight and many other Arab states in a state of collapse or disarray and threatened or ruled by militant Islamists, some Israelis wonder if even some sort of Israel-Arab alliance against Iran and its proxies — one of the hoped-for payoffs of peace — would really represent an appreciable advantage.

Some sort of scam?

Then some sort of chortle.

Or some sort of energy?

Some sort of managed it.

Some sort of sporting event.

Some sort of superiority thing.

Some sort of sex club?

Some sort of city functionary married them.