Sentence examples for sort of revised from inspiring English sources
Having missed his mark in 1996, Mr. Ellison yesterday positioned his new effort as a sort of revised vision of a post-personal computer world.
The applicants in Shandong and Hubei, Mr. Wang added, received identical responses from local officials, making it appear that some sort of revised Government policy might have evolved.
The critics excoriated it as a travesty of both the novel and the TV account, but to me it made perfect sense as a sort-of Brideshead Revised.
It must be some sort of Heavily Revised Nonstandard Version, whose verses are familiar yet subtly different: **{:.break one} ** He that hath pity upon the rich lendeth unto the LORD; and that which he hath given will pay him again.
2. Partially in response to objections of this sort, Dworkin revised his view to exclude an explicit requirement of identification.
Every time we did, we sort of had to revise the story to accommodate where the narrative of the city and the national conversation was at the time.
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test Manual: Revised and Expanded.
"What is wrong with these people?" you think to yourself, and, being a smart sort of person, go home and revise your CV (take up golf/convert to Hinduism/join UKIP).
We've been working together to revise the sort of sad Amazon-only widget that we had for so long.
"Instead of facing the sort of politically tougher questions of how to revise the sentencing structure, the state uses the private prisons as the release valve," he said.
