Sentence examples for a quite different sort from inspiring English sources

In instrumental music a quite different sort of variation began to appear, one of great significance for following eras.

His penultimate appointment was of a quite different sort, as chief inspector of embassies, entailing much travel.

But also instructions of a quite different sort: "Never take a child to motion pictures or the theatre.

By then, Weems was already soliciting advance subscriptions for a quite different sort of biography, a wildly hyped but ponderous five-volume set, written by John Marshall.

"This is a quite different sort of work from what we were doing in the early days – at that stage, it was mostly about service delivery," she says.

One response to this loss of confidence has been a retreat from the discipline required by dedication to the ideal of correctness to a quite different sort of discipline, which is imposed by pursuit of an alternative ideal of sincerity.

Both show a strong dash of an erotic drive towards union, although union with quite different sorts of things.

The Football Association, the game's governing body, has promised to investigate and an existing inquiry under Lord Stevens is due to report on October 2nd.Two quite different sorts of wrongdoing were alleged.

Consider two quite different sorts of expectations.

"Those companies have quite different sorts of interfaces.

At least three quite different sorts of issues are at stake in this debate.