Sentence examples for a sort of dear from inspiring English sources

A sort of, "Dear sir, We have reason to believe you recently downloaded, illegally, Katy Perry's Teenage Dream.

A: Sort of.

"The algorithms often enjoy a sort of universality dear to mathematicians, in that they are easily adapted to different types of data, as they attempt to capture crucial properties of data by learning them from the data itself," Maggioni said.

"A sort of dream.

And she sends up saintliness - and perhaps Sybil - when she freezes in the pose (head on one side, vacuous smile) of the sort of dear little holy person you might see in a stained-glass window.

Mary Whitehouse is the sort of dear, middle-aged Englishwoman who puts on white gloves and pearls to ride her bicycle to church.

Maybe it's even become a sort of tradition for you, getting together with dear ones for cilantro.

"What does a novel do?" E. M. Forster asked in "Aspects of the Novel," and he imagined himself, "in a sort of drooping, regretful voice," replying: "Yes -- oh dear yes -- the novel tells a story".

"A sort of blank".

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.