Sentence examples for a sort of eastern from inspiring English sources
Having been the sybarite, he decided to become a sort of Eastern sage of the great West, reflecting that "The most difficult thing to adjust to, apparently, is peace and contentment".
"Love is a job," my mother had snarled at our wedding as she gazed at Monika, who was wearing a sort of shocking Eastern European headdress.
But the Dayton negotiators could not secure agreement on Brcko (pronounced Burrtshko), a town in northern Bosnia that forms a sort of hyphen between the eastern and western sections of the Serb entity (see map).
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
He's a sort-of broken Tony Soprano.
"It is causing, I would say, a sort of embargo on traders and diggers in Eastern Congo," Serge Tshamala, an official at the Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In the 1950s and 1960s, though, its dignity was rather forgotten, thanks to the rise of a sort of flamenco-for-tourists on Spain's eastern and southern beaches that did tremendous damage to what had become a disciplined art form.De Lucía was instrumental in changing things.
Luckily, however, she soon begins to sing, answered by wailing eastern scales on a duduk, a sort of brutally attenuated oboe.
Which is a form of Eastern rule.
There's a sort of Eastern European seventies sci-fi movie look about the minimalist visuals – all darkness and looming shadows.
