Sentence examples for sort of progression from inspiring English sources

In reflecting on the sort of progression Aristotle envisages, some commentators have charged him with an epistemological optimism bordering on the naïve; others contend that it is rather the charge of naïveté which is itself naïve, betraying as it does an unargued and untenable alignment of the necessary and the a priori.[7] Not all rigorous reasoning qualifies as scientific.

Through the way my single images are organized, I hope to convey a sort of progression of emotions that can be understood, but not necessarily an obvious storyline.

A similar sort of progression existed with the German painter Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) and his capable if less original son, Lucas the Younger (1515-86) as well as the Florentine sculptor Luca della Robbia (1400-82) and his son Giovanni (1469-1529) and his nephew Andrea (1435-1525) who largely carried on, mostly working from Luca's designs.

Called "Redbacks for Greenbacks", it makes clear that the yuan's overseas expansion might not follow the sort of linear progression many in the West have assumed.

The fragments Fellini has chosen to embellish come from Apuleius and Juvenal as well as Petronius so that the whole becomes a sort of dream progression through which one dimly perceives points of reference, as if being told a half-remembered story.

"A Taser doesn't just give a little tingle - it's a potentially lethal 50,000-volt weapon and should not be spoken of as some sort of 'natural progression' of the standard policing kit".

All we need to envision is a persistent, growing (new maps/areas every so often) world wherein you take your character on some sort of calculable progression while filling your enemies with manly bullet holes.

I see what is happening as a sort of developmental progression in our thinking about singles.

So it was a sort of quick progression for me," he says.

Or just misdirecting, logically, the audience from what is about to occur, while at the same time carefully hiding -- in the episode, if you watch back -- sort of the progression of the murder as it takes place.

"It was sort of a natural progression," Ford says, to make souvenir shirts of places and things that exist only in fiction — and that act as a subtle tribute to a film or book.