Sentence examples for sort of designated from inspiring English sources
According to PEW, more than half of the nation's "large hub airports" (airports that handle 1percentt or more of the nation's annual passenger boardings) have some sort of designated worship area mostly Protestant and Catholic chapels, but a few scattered mosques and Jewish temples.
He has an odd sort of modesty about designating himself a "writer", as if it would sound pretentious.
This meant determining which names were suitable for denoting certain things and which were not and, conversely, which sort of realities could be designated by certain names, and which could not.
A deep ache in my stomach when the sex assigned to me at birth seemed to designate some sort of worth in me or a fate that would decide what I do with my life.
(1946, 31-3) {§6.7} By the word paraphrasis may be designated that sort of exposition which may be afforded by transmuting into a proposition, having for its subject some real entity, a proposition which has not for its subject any other than a fictitious entity.
Among current Bohr scholars there is a consensus that Bohr did not intend his correspondence principle to designate some sort of general requirement that quantum mechanics recover the predictions of classical mechanics in the classical limit, despite the prevalence of this interpretation in the physics literature (see Section 6).
We designate this sort of T cell cytokine activation of progenitor B cells 'cis' activation to indicate that the activation is to a progenitor B cell displaying sIg directly in close proximity to a T cell bearing a homologous T cell receptor via a conventional cognate cell to cell immune synapse.
My first introduction to the sort of culinary tricks we might designate today as hacks was in the pages of Cook's Illustrated.
In the religious realm it especially designates the sort of knowledge that is a total experience of its object, particularly the supreme being or reality.
"In the customer care and collaboration realm, this sort of infrastructure empowers users to designate when and how they want messages delivered to them as part of "unified communications,"said Dan Miller, senior analyst and founder at Opus Research.
