Sentence examples for some sort of processed from inspiring English sources
When we aren't eating sushi, we are usually eating some sort of processed fish.
Now we judge each other's social media brand so harshly and instantly that it's almost too scary to be yourself online, unless it's some sort of processed, tested identity that you know will work.
While his view might not be a realistic solution for the nation, the handler was right about the need for the candidates to take control and agree on some sort of process that will bring closure to this election.
Such systematic approaches, particularly those implying some sort of process aligned with the development life-cycle, are termed security methodologies.
Are we substances metaphysically independent beings or is each of us a state or an aspect of something else, or perhaps some sort of process or event?
The report goes on to detail that the company is trying to get some mobile telecoms on board with the device and the 64-grayscale screen uses some sort of process to improve reflection.
The United Way is sending a case manager to come and help us complete some sort of process to get dad in temporary quarters.
And there's some sort of process that's going on between the thought of futility and the futility of thought.
At the other end of the spectrum, there could have been some sort of process of increasing radicalization, which would lead in the direction that I was hoping it to lead: in a more libertarian, Trotskyist-Marxist direction.
He played as if he's still stuck in some sort of process, often resembling a reclamation project rather the guy whose match-play prowess once made people forget about Bobby Jones.
On Wednesday, Trump "polled" the audience by applause on whether an undocumented immigrant who had been in the U.S. for years should be allowed to go through some sort of process and stay in the country ― the broad strokes of immigration reform he criticized opponents including former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio for supporting.
