Sentence examples for a sort of bait from inspiring English sources

HSS exerts its positive effects in the kidney acting as a sort of "bait" for the action of the diuretic by facilitating its action with a twofold effect [ 29, 30].

Satire is, I think, a sort of bait-and-switch.

Jim Lampley, who has helped describe nine Olympics, earlier this week called the prime-time Games a "sort of bait-and-switch, hide-and-seek, piecemeal coverage".

Most patients, in a sort of bait-and-switch scheme, are told when they show up that they are not eligible for the guarantee, said Dr. Behr of Stanford.

Ultimately, they changed a fundamental feature of their product in a sort of bait-and-switch cost-savings effort, and delivered a few months late.

A: Sort of.

Louboutin considers his shoes as a sort of man-bait: men like high heels, and women like being liked by men.

Tebow performs a sort of self-righteous bait-and-switch — you come for scrimmages and he subjects you to scriptures — and the displeasure with that is also writ colorfully on the Web, in Tebow-ridiculing Twitter feeds and Facebook pages, one devoted entirely to snapshots through time of Tebow in tears.

Baiting for a mullets can be a tricky task, with all sorts of baits recommended and discouraged.

"It is sort of bait," he said.

"Consumers need to be vocal in their objections to these sort of bait and switch tactics," he argued.