Sentence examples for some sort of structure from inspiring English sources

From those contacts we could unveil some sort of structure".

Olympia Dukakis plays Nora, the delusional mother who is building some sort of structure under her house.

"We're trying to provide some sort of structure for people who are only coming in for five days to plug into," Moran says.

The videotapes are shipped daily back to an editing team in New York, where they are logged and digitized and the process is begun to give the film some sort of structure.

"An alternative is that it's not just a geometric design, but that it is a representation of bricks, some sort of structure," maybe an early blueprint of some sort.

"People don't feel in control in prison," says Ben. "If you're not in control of something, if the world doesn't make sense, you'll invent a conspiracy to give it some sort of structure".

Or will the Pacific be better served by creating some sort of formal structure?NATO is an example of formal structure.

"Partial deregulation doesn't work," he said, "and deregulation without some sort of governance structure doesn't work, either".

But you'd also need to add some sort of narrative structure to make the whole thing work.

"The first season is about the individuals improvising their way to some sort of primitive structure.... There's a provisional sense of promise".

"This is a guy who will look at a problem and tries to devise some sort of intellectual structure that explains it," said Burton G. Malkiel, a Princeton economist who worked closely with him in the late 1980's to analyze the financial markets' crash of 1987.