Sentence examples for some sort of template from inspiring English sources

So perhaps it isn't the most enormous surprise to find Simon's format still providing some sort of template for the ruling elite.

Block immersed himself in a study of the informant system, both in Florida and around the country, searching for model legislation, some sort of template that he could use to give shape to Weiss and Hoffman's late-night brainstorms.

Dr Kun Guo, a psychologist and expert in human-animal interaction from the University of Lincoln, said: "Showing dogs only half of the face and then the other half separately means they can't rely on the shape of the eyes or the mouth - they must have some sort of template in their mind.

As McNamara points out, "Breaking Bad" has recently outstripped "Mad Men" as AMC's alpha program, and being the first to end will set some sort of template for the story-, as opposed to ratings-, drivenarrativeses.

Otherwise, find some sort of template that you can trace.

History is some sort of guide.

Another much-argued question in linguistics is whether there is some sort of grammatical template that acts as part of a language instinct and is wired into the brains of new-born children.

"Pushing Hands," for example, serves as a sort of template for what comes later.

There's a sort of template in my head for writing a novel – and I just have to trust it".

"They give you a set of universal rules which you can obey or contradict or subvert; a sort of template that allows access for any person from anywhere.

Sleater-Kinney's career has followed a sort of template for the indie-rock-band trajectory: its first album was on a tiny independent label, followed by releases on larger ones with equally impeccable credentials, Kill Rock Stars and Sub Pop.