Sentence examples for a sort of die from inspiring English sources

He further praised the action scenes involving Bauer on his own, stating it as a "sort of Die Hard in Africa," and called the change of setting from Los Angeles a "refreshing change of pace".

He is more, by temperament, character or attitude, what used to be called a trimmer, rather than a sort of die-in-the-ditch man".

It is that clinical short-story writer's genius, a sort of die-hard cleanliness and thoroughness, that dooms this novel.

The demand for an inquiry "all sort of died a natural death".

Consider this a sort of virtual die-in.

In most cases neurologists would lead their MS patients to believe that their life expectancy would not be shortened by MS. Particularly neurologists in private practice viewed the main task of palliative care in managing terminal cases as guaranteeing a sort of "kind dying," at home, if possible (subcategory terminal care).

Users scan tags when a pill is taken and then scan the Mood Cube, a sort of emoji-covered die that indicates how they're feeling once the pills are down.

The essay evolves into a sort of eulogy: He died ten years ago, when he was thirty-eight.

Davis has described marriage as a process in which "you sort of die to yourself and you're reborn into this union".

A sinister figure wearing a bull's skull, who appears at the beginning and end, suggests a cycle in which Mélisande is a sort of spirit who endlessly dies only to be reborn.

His "Paradise" series veers from the subjects of his previous works, like "Portrait of a Pasha" (2009), in which bullet holes on a wooden board form an image of the singer Zeki Muren, a sort of Turkish Liberace who died in 1996.