Sentence examples for I a sort from inspiring English sources
Like most topoi, it includes (i) a sort of general instruction ("see, whether …"); further it mentions (ii) an argumentative scheme in the given example, the scheme 'if the accidental predicate p belongs to the subject s, then the opposed P* cannot belong to s too'.
His next novel will be about the expulsion of Greeks from Turkey and vice versa after World War I ("a sort of enormous ethnic cleansing").
The 10-week courses are of a kind widely followed in a country where dog discipline is taken seriously and woods echo to the come-hither cry of "Platz!" The courses lead to a qualification called Hundefuhrerschein I, a sort of dog degree.
What was I? A sorting device.
"When I was leaving yesterday night I had a sort of feeling," nurse Tsotie says.
"I like to think that I hit a sort of plangent tone.
I think they realized too late that I was a sort of talisman here, their woman.
"Is that a sort of efficiency expert?" "Well, that term is a bit obsolete now".
Is this a sort of humble brag?
Is he a sort of surrealist cheerleader?
I had a sort of religious conversion".
