Sentence examples for sort of applied from inspiring English sources

The book covers a variety of hungry creatures, and for all of them, it offers useful descriptions of habit and behavior, a sort of applied ethology.

"And I sort of applied some of that in a general sense of transience and impermanence — the beauty of the sadness of that.

I sort of applied to it jokingly and never actually thought that I would hear back from them, which is strange looking back on it.

The creature's latent deadliness, which was already perceptible in the painting, turns into a sort of applied lethality that it acts out through dynamic motion in the film.

[President] Lincoln said there's nothing stronger than gentleness, and I think that sort of applied to my dad". When John was a sophomore in high school, a stock deal gone bad and the death of dozens of hogs led to the family's losing the farm.

Despite different narratives and normative perspectives, European countries have gradually converged on a sort of "applied multiculturalism", regarding urban policy, education, and "politics of difference".

I get excited by that because it gives us a chance to sort of apply ourselves and grow".

The magnetic fields, Dr. Begelman said, "are sort of applying a clutch to the black hole and slowing it down".

This one sort of applies to life in large, actually.

This one sort of applies to life at large, actually.

I don't think I've ever used the term "gateway drug" before, but it sort of applies in this case.