Sentence examples for sort of ordering from inspiring English sources

They were really impressed with his dynamic with a woman, and that he could have a conversation as opposed to sort of ordering someone around, telling them what they're supposed to be doing and what they're doing wrong.

Under-dispersion is a less commonly encountered phenomenon and implies that there is some sort of ordering in the system strong enough to cancel out the expected clustering.

Indeed, old-fashioned Russians rather admire his sort of "order".

"And there is a sort of order to it all.

Being organised is important: a bright mind works best if there's some sort of order.

Reading between the lines, you could see these words as a sort of order.

"And we certainly don't want to see this sort of order spread".

Rather, what is spatial appears to be a sort of order of the material objects of experience.

The dynamic and small-talk style of communication is vital so some sort of order is restored.

Until then he had played the role of a mother dog, keeping unruly puppies in some sort of order.

With such rapid expansion in people and businesses, city leaders had to impose some sort of order on the chaos.