Sentence examples for sort of intended from inspiring English sources

After a while I begin to create an interface that can be constructed for some sort of intended purpose or extra tool to create a larger palette for my work.

If you're one of the cool kids you may have just snickered, for you know, as I now do, that Brooklyn Vegan is a blog dedicated to the New York-based music scene, a blog with no professed beef (pun sort of intended) with the meat eating element of the concert going public.

A sort of intended-browsing-voyeurism, in a way.

It was the sort of project intended to foster pro-American sympathies in the Egyptian countryside, and there is some indication that it succeeded.

This led to the government setting up, in 2004, the Music Manifesto which is a sort of charter intended to promote musical provision and access at all levels.

In May Vibe magazine presented a fan-voted online bracket to determine "The Best Rapper Ever," the sort of content intended to stir debate.

Prof Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS England's medical director, has admitted that there is "great scepticism" in the NHS that it will fund the sort of projects intended and "fear that the labels will be taken off the money and that it will be used for filling in potholes and other significant things".

Given the fact that Media Matters has been driving an argument of late, the premise of which was that right-wing media hosts had been trafficking in a sort of speech intended to incite violence and intimidation.

Not that anything of the sort was intended: under Gregory La Cava's improvisatory, seat-of-the-pants direction, the script changed from day to day and the movie just sort of happened as it went along.

New treatment approaches require a specific sort of rationale: new interventions of any sort are intended to solve certain problems with previous approaches and those problems should be explicitly noted.

One man remains ill in hospital.Small, preliminary trials of this sort are intended to find out whether a drug is toxic.