Sentence examples for some sort of orientation from inspiring English sources

The remote works great, although version two should have some sort of orientation markers to better distinguish the top from the bottom, and backlighting on the tiny QWERTY keypad would be absolutely genius.

One's social world, communitarians can reply, provides more than non-moral social practices like table manners and pronunciation norms it also provides some sort of orientation in moral space.

There may be some sort of orientation, but everything is not in the guidelines written according to EBM. (W7)" (GT2).

You learn facts, you see sights, you get some sort of geographical orientation to New York.

This reflects a point of similarity with life satisfaction views of happiness: contra hedonism, both views take happiness to be substantially dispositional, involving some sort of favorable orientation toward one's life.

When calling around to compare rental outfits, ask what sort of orientation the company gives renters; what exactly will be included on board; the boat's age and the age of the rest of the fleet; what hours a mechanic is on duty; what to do if there's an emergency on the water; and how close the marina is to a highway, stores and restaurants.

There has been a sea change in that sort of orientation.

In the following I would like to ask which sort of orientation by futures studies would be possible for those "difficult cases" in the absence of mode 1 orientation.

(Note: If you've had any sort of orientation, you've probably played this game. If not, sorry you're disorientated).

Though many agencies promise some sort of teacher training, few offer any orientation.

On the other hand, the orientation of other amphibian species is restricted to potentially familiar areas where some sort of landmark learning must occur (Sinsch 1987, 2007).