Sentence examples for some sort of clearing from inspiring English sources

Although it's pure speculation at this point, he says, it's possible that one way that antidepressants help people with depression, a condition linked to reduced neurogenesis, "is to promote some sort of clearing or forgetting," he says.

Mr. Zappala said witnesses described the boy lunging forward, as if he thought there was some sort of clear barrier to stop him.

Anyone supportive of the current leadership, then, who believes that Corbyn and those around him will benefit from some sort of clear out of his opponents by the voters, is likely to be seriously disappointed.

He also wanted some sort of clear, conflict that influenced all things on some level but didn't simply overpower everything.

It's hard to remember that it's actually a common experience -- and maybe just a human experience, and almost a necessary experience -- to get lost, and not to assume that one's life's going to go in some sort of clear trajectory where everything's recognizable.

"When you hear talks about immigration reform, it often assumes the existence of some sort of clear bright line between individuals who are not 'criminals' and individuals who are," explained Jennifer Chacón, a professor at Irvine's School of Law and an expert on the intersection of criminal procedure and immigration law.

I am finding quite a lot that are kind of generic titles and no coherent constructs reported... for meta-ethnography you have to have some sort of clear construct to be able to take away.

Make sure to use some sort of clear tape/lamination or some other way to keep the pictures from being ripped off.

If you'd like to make their environment more humid, put some sort of clear plastic or cellophane around their home.

In some sort of attempt to clear his name, Chahal wrote a lengthy blog post today entitled "Can You Handle The Truth".

Indeed, the moral framework that our prime minister so frequently references – and to which he claims some sort of vague allegiance – is crystal clear about the absolute priority of our obligation to refugees.