Sentence examples for sort of digest from inspiring English sources
He persuaded his superiors that a good many thoughts were being expressed in good many circles on what the postwar world would or should look like, that some sort of digest of these thoughts would make good Sunday series.
"What we do is we analyze [the animations] and sort of digest it so that it's converted to the linguistic input interface… [by] identifying those transition points, and fixing automatically the sliding when you switch from one animation to another," he explains.
A sort of YouTube digest, if you will.
Sextus Empiricus quotes thirty of the thirty-two verses of fragment 1 (the opening Proem of the poem), though apparently from some sort of Hellenistic digest rather than from an actual manuscript copy, for his quotation of fr.
"I'm not really used to being in the position with him, so it's sort of hard to digest right now".
It's a sort of Classics Illustrated-variety pictorial digest, but one that's executed with great visual solidity — its hundreds, perhaps thousands, of shots are not sketches but fully realized canvases.
How much of this sort of knowledge can you digest?
MA: The platform for American Solutions, I know it's much more complicated, but you have 10, sort of easy things to digest just to see if we're all on the same page.
This is not the first time that the public has had to digest this sort of information from federal officials and wondered what in the world to do with it.
And if you're the sort of person who prefers to digest such information at your leisure, rather than just reading it on a Web site, you can download the job profile information from the site's ' downloads' section.
