Sentence examples for some sort of view from inspiring English sources

"If the US and China can come to some sort of view on this then I think it will unlock a lot of things," said Björn Stigson, president of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

I find myself visualizing a porch somewhere, or a vista... some sort of view.

Cablevision will also be hosting some sort of viewing party at Madison Square Garden, where the game takes place tonight.

What we do know is that the Blu-ray version of the movie will have some sort of viewing party mode that one dude already called "stupid," an opinion I disagree with.

Figure H1: Keynes' view of probability Weatherson (2002) interprets Keynes as favouring some sort of IP view since sets of functions (or intervals of values) naturally give rise to the sorts of incomparabilities that Keynes takes to be features of belief.

[00 46 01] So usually if there's a big social movement or uprising, it's because there's some sort of extreme view.

Socrates defends the use of terms such as "beneficial" in defining justice, implying that he would accept some sort of instrumental view, but he plainly holds that justice is beneficial to everyone who is touched by it.

"Clothes with corporate logos usually have a gag, some sort of point of view or subversion," he says.

ReprintsWhen thinking about the mind, past philosophers have tended either to accept some sort of materialism roughly the view that consciousness is a physical state of the brain or to take the dualist outlook that mental and physical things, minds and brains, were irreducibly different.

But given the direction Twitter has been going with its web product, I would be surprised if some sort of better conversation view wasn't added to the site relatively soon.

Which has people and dinosaurs existing together in some sort of ludicrous cartoon view of reality.