Sentence examples for sort of defeats from inspiring English sources

But that sort of defeats the purpose of having the system search automatically for you.

I still seek assistance pretty much every time, which sort of defeats the object.

(It instead sends a signal to the device to display the message there, which sort of defeats the purpose).

It's enough to make a girl scream, and that, I'm told, sort of defeats the purpose of yoga.

While that sort of defeats the purpose of going mobile, it can offer peace of mind as the airlines work out the kinks in what is still a developing technology.

For one, reporters were invited to Cisco's headquarters only to find themselves trapped in a room one floor below Mr. Chambers and other executives, which sort of defeats the purpose of a live news conference.

But if finding a voucher becomes second nature to smartphone (or any phone -touting phone -toutinghow long before discounts become a ubiquitous commodity, therefore sort-of defeating the puntersr athenast any competitive advantage.

"That sort of defeat will be in your mind for a long time.

So I don't see how this is some sort of defeat for the White House or miscalculation on their part.

"The problem with time capsules is that they are inaccessible for hundreds of years, so they sort of defeat the purpose of archivers," Mr. Carini said.

Instead England inflicted the sort of defeat that Pakistan themselves once did, particularly when the genius of Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Imran Khan was in its pomp.