Sentence examples for sorts of ordering from inspiring English sources

Although Dawkins assumed a nucleic acid, formed by chance, would be the start of life since it would "self replicate" (Dawkins 1976), many approaches to getting to nucleic acids involve a role for minerals to help form scaffolds that serve as sorts of ordering templates and even as catalysts for nucleic acid formation (Cairns-Smith 1982; see summary in Lahav 1999).

They were really impressed with his dynamic with a woman, and that he could have a conversation as opposed to sort of ordering someone around, telling them what they're supposed to be doing and what they're doing wrong.

People want these sorts of order with different degrees of necessity, secure them with different kinds of success, and, when they don't succeed, react to failure with different degrees of despair and disengagement.

Under-dispersion is a less commonly encountered phenomenon and implies that there is some sort of ordering in the system strong enough to cancel out the expected clustering.

Is Ofcom telling us that it is in the business of ordering what sorts of programmes broadcasters ought to make?

Indeed, old-fashioned Russians rather admire his sort of "order".

"And there is a sort of order to it all.

Being organised is important: a bright mind works best if there's some sort of order.

Reading between the lines, you could see these words as a sort of order.

"And we certainly don't want to see this sort of order spread".

Rather, what is spatial appears to be a sort of order of the material objects of experience.