Sentence examples for a sort of coming from inspiring English sources

"A glass facade represents transparency, legitimacy and a sort of coming out of the closet," Pearson said.

The Whitewater job also marked a sort of coming out as a Republican for Chertoff, who had previously cultivated an apolitical reputation.

The series with Sri Lanka represented a sort of coming out for Paksitani fans starved of first-class cricket at home.

His two weeks of subscription programs there, in late January, were to have been a sort of coming out and to have included performances of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" and Mendelssohn's rarely performed Second Symphony ("Lobgesang," or "Hymn of Praise").

It was a sort of coming free, but in my opinion she now very much enjoys being a person of interest and I try to think what I would do in her situation.

What I mean is a sort of coming home to what you might have done athletically as a sixth grader.

He was cheated by two cameramen who used their camera as a sort of come on to get the job of exterminating insects on canal boats around Rochester, N.Y. during the early 1800's.

It was all jolly civilised, a sort of "come on chaps, we can't get away with this kind of stuff much longer, let's do the decent thing".

The talismans are supposed to bring the owner good luck and each cat typically features a "beckoning paw" that moves up and down, in a sort of "come hither" motion to attract customers and good vibes.

It sounded like a sort of come-on.

"For me, Genesis is a sort of come-to-life definition of realness and authenticity," Jacobs stated on Instagram, when he posted an image of his muse styled in an enormous white bow tie, voluminous black overcoat, and sparkly purse.