Sentence examples for some sort of order from inspiring English sources

Being organised is important: a bright mind works best if there's some sort of order.

And it shouldn't be listed numerically, as it falsely bestows some sort of order on it".

With such rapid expansion in people and businesses, city leaders had to impose some sort of order on the chaos.

The dynamic and small-talk style of communication is vital so some sort of order is restored.

Until then he had played the role of a mother dog, keeping unruly puppies in some sort of order.

That Ramzan Kadyrov has brought some sort of order and stability to Chechnya is widely accepted in Russia.

Under-dispersion is a less commonly encountered phenomenon and implies that there is some sort of ordering in the system strong enough to cancel out the expected clustering.

That is to say, these are states that are the objects of some sort of higher-order representation whether a higher-order perception or experience, or a higher-order belief or thought.

Aristotle guessed that changes in the position of land and sea might be cyclical in character, thus reflecting some sort of natural order.

America may not be in absolute decline, but a simple system based on whether nation-states are up or down in some sort of pecking order certainly is.

It should go a long way to establishing some sort of pecking order among not merely Ireland's best youngsters, but the cream of the exceptional crop resident at Closutton.