Sentence examples for a certain stripe from inspiring English sources

For lovers of a certain stripe of political merriment, there was little to touch it.

For a certain stripe of Oscar obsessive — c'est moi — it's all about actresses.

It makes perfect sense only to conspiracy theorists and economists of a certain stripe.

Something tells me the Fifa president sleeps the bewilderingly untroubled sleep that only a certain stripe of western leader enjoys.

To U.K. residents of a certain stripe, we Americans will always be the bumptious cousins and the amusingly unlettered colonials.

His baritone mumble will give music fans of a certain stripe flashbacks to the Tindersticks, and a youth misspent spilling red wine on vintage finds.

It has been a long-held dream of New Yorkers of a certain (greenish) stripe: the streets of Manhattan free of cars.

It's a testament to the fact that doomsday prepping is no longer confined to those of a certain political stripe, temperament and BMI, who think the communist Kenyan who stole the presidency is ruining the national character with free healthcare and gun control, and leading the country into civil war.

Those of a certain political stripe might find Curtis Bowers' 2010 documentary, "Agenda: Grinding America Down," to be a "fascinating look at the people and groups that have successfully targeted America's morality and freedom," as the movie is described on its Facebook page.

He has attracted the scorn, over the years, of users of social media, environmentalists, certain stripes of feminist critic, lesser novelists, the lead book reviewer of the New York Times and fans of Oprah Winfrey.

Marry that to the recent impulse among a certain more classicist stripe of dance-music act to bring the genre back to organic roots — Daft Punk's last album repudiates the last couple of decades of computer music — and Avicii's musical choices feel savvy and timely.