Sentence examples for sort of typology from inspiring English sources
The photos ran in a two-page spread titled "Labor Anonymous" in Fortune's "Labor in U.S. Industry" issue that fall, inviting readers to see the unposed portraits taken as each subject walked from right to left in the photographer's view as a sort of typology of the American worker, whom the article described as "a decidedly various fellow".
This shows how difficult it is to construct meaningful theoretical comparisons without referring to some sort of typology.
In a set of images that form a sort of mini-typology, Ferrané shows his wife breast-feeding the baby in the same spot on the bed, against a white wall, looking painfully exhausted — or asleep — her hair strewn around her face or tied in a hasty bun.
The study comprises six sorts of landscape typologies included in two major groups.
His past creations were focused on toying with the concept of typology and depicting "incidentally grotesque moments".
To challenge that idea was much more complex, and also the idea of typology changed a lot.
Referring back to Berlin's typology, this is clearly a sort of positive liberty.
This sort of project combined traditional documentary conventions with postmodern concepts about typologies.
Their ethnic typologies and attitudes — from Ray Romano as a Brooklyn-fuhgeddaboudit woolly mammoth to Chris Rock as a zebra whose catchphrase is "crackalackin!" — resemble a sort of preglobalization New York.
