Sentence examples similar to a sort of collision from inspiring English sources
As the next elevator platform descends, the mood gets tense: it's getting uncomfortably close to Jason, and any sort of collision could be catastrophic, potentially severing the communication cable or breaking fragile pieces of equipment.
By the Earl of Shaftesbury's reckoning, "We polish one another, and rub off our corners and rough sides by a sort of amicable collision".
In practice the road is so busy and the travelling speeds so varied that the drivers of overtaking vehicles are on a sort of continuous collision course, playing a head-on game of chicken.
No Doubt decided to work with hip hop production duo The Neptunes as a sort of "cultural collision".
That is the sort of collision that crumpled the first marriage of Cathryn Hinderliter, a preacher's daughter from Tulsa.
This, he goes on, creates exactly the sort of collision of cultures and classes that often yields new ideas.
Petty Officer Rives said the tugboat, the Shelby Weeks, was moving the barge under the railroad bridge when there was some sort of collision.
It's that sort of collision of the right to privacy (of information about you) and freedom of information (for people to know about what you've done) that came to the fore in this case.
The Folkestone Triennial leads one into all sorts of collisions of place and time.
