sort (through) (Meaning)

sort (through)

to look at things and put them in a particular order especially while searching for something

The librarian took the time to sort through the books, organizing them by genre.
The manager sorted through the job applications, selecting only the most qualified candidates.
The investigator sorted through the evidence, hoping to uncover hidden clues.
The students sorted through their notes, preparing for the upcoming exam.
The doctor sorted through the patient's symptoms, trying to diagnose the underlying illness.
The accountant sorted through the financial records, ensuring their accuracy.
The seamstress sorted through the fabric swatches, choosing the most suitable for the project.
The archeologist sorted through the artifacts, uncovering pieces of a forgotten civilization.
The historian sorted through the primary sources, researching a pivotal event in history.
The jury sorted through the evidence, carefully considering each piece before reaching a verdict.

to look at things and put them in a particular order especially while searching for something

dig (through), hunt (through),search, find, locate,scan, examine, investigate, scour, dredge

lose,hide, abandon,ignore,neglect

The librarian took the time to sort through the books, organizing them by genre.

The manager sorted through the job applications, selecting only the most qualified candidates.

The investigator sorted through the evidence, hoping to uncover hidden clues.

The students sorted through their notes, preparing for the upcoming exam.