Sentence examples for sort from which from inspiring English sources

And the settings of his plays are ultimately prisons of a sort, from which characters stare wistfully out onto a world of ungraspable possibilities.

Mr Kan fought his way up through scrappy urban politics rather than the pork-strewn rural sort from which most of his predecessors have come.

FROM humanity's point of view, one of the most important events in history was the evolution of the eukaryotic cell the sort from which people's bodies are made.

The spectrometer can thus distinguish between, say, 235U (the fissile sort, from which bombs are made) and 238U (which has three extra neutrons in its nucleus and is much less fissile).

When he managed to sleep for a few minutes, he had dreams that he ordinarily would have found laughably obvious — a body not in the place where he'd left it, feet protruding from under his bed when people entered his room — but which under the circumstances were true nightmares, of the sort from which he ordinarily would have been relieved to awaken.

And there's the sort from which the names must remain redacted – such as the tale of a present-day theatrical knight who, in his youth, excused his catastrophic lateness by claiming that his mother had died, obliging her to attend decades of first nights in discreet anonymity.

Before and after exile, their modest Moscow apartment was a command center of sorts from which a seemingly quixotic, but in many ways successful, war against Soviet authoritarianism was waged.

Instead, the author Joe Penhall ladles on the psychobabble in his story of a family riven by the coopting of the errant Douglas (Ben Daniels) into a cult of sorts from which he returns to argue his case in front of a distraught wife, Julie (Sophie Okonedo), and their young son, Thomas (played at the performance I saw by Jude Campbell, who shares the role with Jack Boulter).

Launching the file, you're then taken to a table of contents of sorts, from which you can select to play all the songs, read the lyrics, look at some photos, etc. Again, Apple is trying to recreate the feel of "owning" a proper LP.

But the last fifteen minutes which unfold on a pier of some sort--from which the now desperate Meg likes to swim--are so over-the-top and out-of-synch with what's preceded them that they alone may preclude the expensive production from traveling to Manhattan any time soon.

To estimate one possible source of bias due to subsampling, we tested whether the position on trawler sorting trays from which subsamples were taken affected their ability to represent species in catches.