Sentence examples for sort of tagging from inspiring English sources

But I'm always really weary of the sort of tagging that often goes on in culture and philosophers do it to themselves.

We realised that the hotel had some sort of tag-line saying "all dogs welcome" so everyone had brought them on their trip.

"Frances Ha" ultimately leaves its protagonist better off than she started, and does so in a sort of tag ending that implies — in a single cut from one shot, of rock-bottom desperation, to another, of practical improvement — an entire film of fulfilled ambition that, here, couldn't be made, because it would imply Gerwig's own autobiography.

It has become a sort of tag for those writing about shifts towards policies aimed at controlling women, and especially women's bodies and reproductive functions: "Like something out of The Handmaid's Tale" and "Here comes The Handmaid's Tale" have become familiar phrases.

"And the sort of tags we're using are very basic.

The last shows a sort of tag cloud of artists you've purchased on the iTunes store.

OpenCalais's technology will now generate these sort of tags, called "Social Tags," and will analyze content and map it to a knowledgebase based on Wikipedia and other sites.

When you do a reality check, you create a sort of "tag" in your mind to whatever you were experiencing when you did the check.

In their girlish exuberance, Helen and my mom had concocted a sort of tag team dating ritual: If Helen had a date, her date had to bring a friend for mom to double with, and vice versa.

Our researchers just sort of tagged along.

If these ORFs have a lineage-specific role (i.e., they are functionally linked to M- or F-type, and/or they represent some sort of tag) their migration to the nuclear genome would likely affect their function, especially considering that bivalves do not have sex chromosomes, or at least they are not morphologically distinguishable, thus they do recombine.