Sentence examples for sort of medium from inspiring English sources
I usually put #DA (devil's advocate) before saying anything that could be misconstrued, because it's so hard to read tone on this sort of medium.
"Expensive horses are still expensive," she said, adding, "Horses that are sort of medium and became inflated over the years became a little more realistically priced".
It's like being a sort of medium; you just grab it when it's there then just release it when it's time to go.
Ethernet never presupposed what sort of medium the data would travel over, be it coaxial cable or radio waves (hence the term "ether" to describe some undefined path).
It's a very responsive sort of medium, yeah.
I found in the concept of architecture a sort of medium, which touches this subject, studies it, distills it, and if it's good architecture might be a new starting point.
Over the sort of medium-slow tempo that would encourage most soul singers to lay back behind the rhythm, Carr chooses instead to push the word "hiding" ahead of the beat, an effect suggesting the urgent catharsis of confession.
"But it had one large advantage: in a world where capital investments are just enormous, having some sort of medium-term stability in pricing is a very important ingredient".
Devising some sort of medium-weight combat unit would be an achievement, and also a way of continuing to avoid the larger question that the top brass had been avoiding for a decade: whether the United States Army needed to reinvent itself for the post-Cold War world.
It is with a trace of regret that he lists the kit that is sourced outside Britain: the Korean televisions, the Danish music systems, the American loudspeakers.Sunseeker is the sort of medium-sized business that is often overlooked by policymakers bent on helping start-ups or attracting investment by big international firms.
But providing access to systematic primary care for 30 million newcomers is bound to create new demand, not just for doctors and nurses but (as Jonathan Gruber of MIT has written) for assistants and technicians and support staff – "precisely the sort of medium-skill jobs that our economy desperately needs".
