Sentence examples for sort of devised from inspiring English sources

As for when that Wilde wedding will happen, Sudeikis says he doesn't know, but the couple have sort of devised a plan.

New York Times reported it as "A Most Uncomfortable Sort of Road Devised at Chatham, N. J. [1].

But there is insufficient clarity in the political landscape for him to articulate a new political calculus of the sort devised by Roosevelt and Reagan.

In the eCAfe's case, it doesn't really even have a real OS, but a sort of faux-OS devised by Hercules that, while it boots in a fantastic four seconds, doesn't sound too compelling.

A screen based on transposon mutagenesis and fluorescence activated cell sorting was devised to identify large numbers of localized proteins, and employed in Caulobacter crescentus.

Ms Jowell will also ask Ofcom's consumer panel to investigate what sort of packages could be devised to persuade the "hardcore of refuseniks" to upgrade.

(See what sort of ideas these artists devised here).

It feels affinity with dreams yet resists the sort of interpretive canons that Freud devised for them.

"He devised a sort of game," she said, "and he almost made me feel as though I helped make it up.

She devised a sort of dictionary that she would leaf through to point to the words that were needed… By 1996 her receptive aphasia had almost disappeared-she was able to understand speech, but not able to express herself in language.

I devised a sort of scotch tape theme to help me through.