Sentence examples for a sort of default from inspiring English sources
She is most fond of the second person, and her hits, in the aggregate, form a sort of default advice column.
But the style — formal address, long windups, balance sought for and achieved — was still a sort of default, the voice in which leader pages more or less wrote themselves.
In this case, we have a school, or a mode, so beloved that it becomes a sort of default preserve, a universal method that, having originated with an enviable and emulous coterie, ramifies endlessly.
It is a sort of "default" subject for many pupils with no beliefs, or at least none that are officially recognised, explains Jean de Brueker, the deputy head of the Lay Action Centre.
Romney was not a good student nor was he athletic; he was the manager of one of the school teams, a sort of default position for boys who wanted to be athletic and cool and popular — a water boy, in essence.
Consider three such issues on which there is a sort of default position in the literature that remains subject to ongoing philosophical and empirical interrogation.
Last year European politicians were bending over backwards to avoid any sort of default, lest it destabilise the whole of the euro zone.
Though Mr da Silva now pledges to honour all financial obligations, he has only recently come out emphatically against any sort of default.
This has led to an open dispute with Mr Trichet, who says even the mildest of debt rescheduling risks an upheaval comparable to the collapse of Lehman Brothers; he has threatened, if there is any sort of default, to cut off credit to Greek banks pushing many into bankruptcy.
He furnished an example: "For instance, an investor's sole recourse for these notes in the event of any sort of default is only the company itself".
