Sentence examples for the sort mentioned from inspiring English sources

It should be easy to imagine the definition of truth relative to a circumstance for structured propositions of the sort mentioned above.

Lewis (1980) mentions various semantic values that a semantic theory might assign to a sentence containing an indexical, but none of these semantic values are properties of the sort mentioned by his theory of indexical belief.

The fact that choosing to have a taller child may also contribute to social and environmental costs of the sort mentioned above is unlikely to be a decisive consideration for parents motivated solely by the wellbeing of their future child, since most of those costs will be borne by others.

Paradigm scenarios involve two aspects: first, a situation type providing the characteristic objects of the specific emotion-type (where objects can be of the various sorts mentioned above), and second, a set of characteristic or "normal" responses to the situation, where normality is determined by a complex and controversial mix of biological and cultural factors.

As for taking on Twitter, the option to sort mentions of a keyword in reverse chronological order would be a big help.

A 9/11 memorial pin, presumably of the sort Clarke mentioned in the interview above.

Kamut is a trademarked khorasan wheat flour of the sort I mentioned here the other week.

To enjoy the right to genomic privacy, one has to be able to exercise some meaningful amount of control over who gets access to her genetic data, be adequately shielded from harms of the sort just mentioned, and yet retain the possibility of deciphering what's written in her DNA for a variety of purposes – including, but not limited to, health-related ones.

The nonlinearity of results means projections of the sort just mentioned are very difficult to make without rather extensive simulations.

Those who make monistic proposals of the sort just mentioned are aware that intrinsic value is sometimes ascribed to kinds of entities different from those favored by their proposals.

Bergdorf's, NYC, and any Street or Avenue lending place to the various outlets where designers' dreams become the stuff on our backs: There was a "bag" lady of sorts mentioned in Scatter, who pulled bill after bill from a bag in order to buy a costly fur coat, who came to personify the Bergdorf mantra that one never knows who the next customer might be.