Sentence examples for sort of translates from inspiring English sources

Clicktivism only sort of translates into true collectivism.

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I asked some Latin nerds and as best as I can tell the tiles say "PLVS VLTRA"—even though the "R" looks consistently like a "P," I know, I know which is i. the motto of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and ruler of the Spanish Empire; ii. is Latin for "plus ultra," which sort of translates to "no one is better"; and iii.

"Farm-to-table is so active there that it's sort of translated into wine, where other markets are really lagging in that area," Mr. McKenna said.

"Somebody has to sort of translate the drums for white folks, and occasionally they call me to try to do it," McGruder explained.

Steven: "I'd say that I chose or assumed the role of bridge-builder between these different sides, and tried to sort of translate our criteria for success at a given moment and made sure I remembered that there were arguments on both sides of the fence It's all about creating shared needs or understandings of the respective needs and joint criteria for success.

"My dad always acted a certain way, and it sort of translated to me," AJ said.

Part of the thing with Modern Art was that I spent some time going through the very first moments from when I was making up an idea, and then tried to sort of translate that without chopping them up and making them into normal songs.

This could allow computational sorting of translating from idle PCCs on the basis of the ribosome.

"That sort of inconvenience translates into concerns about health," Dr. Baggish said.

"This sort of expenditure translates not just to wasted taxpayer money, but to a rollback on the American values for due process and equal treatment for millions of Americans living along our border," Marielena Hincapié, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center, said in a statement.