Sentence examples for a definite sort from inspiring English sources

An idea in the science of medicine may predict that the introduction of a certain vaccine will prevent the onset of future maladies of a definite sort.

It depends on what other work gets cooking and whether we end up having success with other projects soon or if it is a slower process but I expect that there will be a definite sort of 'ookkaaay'ookkaaay

There's a definite sort of jazz feel in that record that.

Each part provides material with properties within a definite range of the sort required for a house to come into being.

That would be a definite factor, for all sorts of reasons.

I think there was a definite move last season to sort of brighten him up.

Such a move isn't a definite sign Flynn is negotiating some sort of agreement.

"JPMorgan has emerged as a definite winner in a number of situations, and it sort of builds on itself," said Jim Sinegal, an analyst with the research firm Morningstar.

Recall that the idea was that because 'it' is a definite NP, and because definite NPs generally are thought to involve some sort of familiarity, the pronoun in the donkey conditional induces a sort of familiarity effect.

"We feel like there's a special sort of connectivity in the building". The offices have a definite grad-school vibe.

His new single "Broken Glass" is no exception, pulling together all sorts of instrumentation to yield a song that evades a definite category.