Sentence examples for sort of modify from inspiring English sources
"Most temples in the U.S.A. sort of modify to appeal to more people," she said.
Is the horrible rookie haircut Tim Tebow got from his fellow Denver Broncos — a sort of modified tonsure — meant to make him look like the Statue of Liberty, or as a commentary on his ostentatious religiosity?
The Republican Party of Rhode Island is attracting well-deserved scorn for its plan to raise money Sunday by raffling an AR-15-style assault rifle — the same sort of modified military weapon used last December in the Newtown school massacre in neighboring Connecticut.
Granted, the 7-inch screen's resolution is just 800×480 but some sort of modified browser would get the job done.
It is not easy to find a substantive difference between truthmaker theory and various brands of the sort of modified correspondence theory treated above under the heading "Logical Atomism" (see Section 7.1).
The added speed, along with its bigness and extremely high resolution retina display (2732 x 2048, the highest resolution of any iOS device), allows it to run two apps side-by-side in a sort of modified, asymmetrical dual portrait mode.
Paul Giamatti, who was snubbed for his role in "Sideways" last year, is dealing with it this year by appearing not to care -- sort of a modified Bode Miller.
Get someone really young who wants responsibility and they may even work for next to nothing in exchange for big equity stakes in their projects – sort of a modified Y Combinator model.
The latter (permitting access to management's proxy for the purposes of proposing proxy access) is sort of a modified "public ordering:" it would, essentially, require companies to ask shareholders whether they want proxy access (to "opt-in"), although the default rule would be no access.
This is achieved by appropriate on-disk sorting of only modified edges in 𝔼 t ∖𝔼 t −1.
