Sentence examples for sort of hypothetical from inspiring English sources
Green Bay Packers General Manager Ted Thompson categorized innocuous questions about free agents as "some sort of hypothetical," far outside the realm of speculation.
When the subjunctive retains a function in Romance that is, in contexts in which it can contrast with the indicative it has developed emotive overtones, especially suggesting doubt, unreality, or some sort of hypothetical futurity.
Gestalt Theory attempted to explain "higher" thought processes in terms of a sort of hypothetical neuroscience (field theory) rather than in terms of the vicissitudes of introspected thought contents (Thomas, 1987; Ash, 1998).
So - assuming that UKIP do not win an outright majority - a lot of the domestic policy issues they talk about outside those core areas is a strange sort of hypothetical.
It's all sort of hypothetical.
"These arguments are very challenging if you have them in a sort of hypothetical way: What is journalism?
As a consequence, all sorts of hypothetical sales packages are being floated by executives in the sports investment industry, who declined to speak on the record because did not want to jeopardize their relationship with the Mets.
The video then goes on to postulate all sorts of hypothetical game scenarios where computers would have unfair advantage: they could spray poison on competitors during a friendly game of Trivial Pursuit, function as their own auto-tune on American Idol or jump logs fearlessly on Survivor.
Granting them validity on one of their most nefarious bumper-sticker slogans by using some sort of myopic hypothetical conundrum only empowers the NRA who absolutely will not offer a single reciprocal concession.
This line of thinking is of the sort of a hypothetical person happening upon a sandcastle on a beach and thinking that it would be silly to think that the waves built it - it must have been a person - but alas who built the person?
The above-mentioned studies are either interview-based, observational studies using questionnaires or cross-sectional studies where participants sort a list of hypothetical patients in priority order.
