Sentence examples for sort of concept from inspiring English sources
"Undue delay" is the sort of concept that gets the lawyers excited.
There's no sort of concept like the school one, where he's bringing it to a completely different arena.
It's the sort of concept that seems great in adverts and films but rarely stands up in real life.
And he began recording along discrete themes; nearly everything he made thereafter was a sort of concept album.
And I didn't really know what I was doing other than having a phone and a piece of paper and some sort of concept of the products.
"I can't just sit down to write a track, there has to be a spark, inspiration and some sort of concept".
Almond believes those regressive-progressive rockers' sort-of concept album "Paradise Theater" "nailed the prevailing zeitgeist, the fraudulent nostalgia and grandiose self-regard of the Reagan era".
It is clear from MRI and anatomical studies in humans that the striatum and prefrontal cortex govern both of these behaviors, and that sorting of concept formation (as is required for ID/ED shifts) is particularly sensitive to frontal lobe damage [10], [48] [49].
First, students were asked to indicate their knowledge level of ∼24 biological concepts and terms as: concepts I know, concepts I sort of know, concepts I've heard of but don't know, and concepts I've never heard of.
This is an example that shows how that works with sodium, there are systems that work with all of the ions that we've talked about, not in exactly the same way but with the same sorts of concepts.
This is why the two sorts of concepts are not "nomologically made for each other" (as Donald Davidson says about mental and physical concepts (Davidson 1980)).
