Sentence examples for a sort of generally from inspiring English sources

You've got the "universal," which has a sort of generally pleasing shape, like the SteelSeries Xai.

Morris: Well he's a sort of wannabe generally, isn't he?

"We had a hard-won reputation for a sort of bumbly, but generally rather fair-minded thing.

The wood used, generally a sort of pine having a soft and even grain, was worked to an astonishing thinness.

Xbox, which is bulkier than PlayStation 2, exudes a sort of no-nonsense quality, which generally appeals to teenage boys and young adults, video game experts say.

Jonathan Swift once observed, ''Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own," and so it might be charged, too, of satirists who excoriate others while exempting themselves from blame.

Jonathan Swift once observed, "Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own," and so it might be charged, too, of satirists who excoriate others while exempting themselves from blame.

3. Write a report examining the following quotation from eighteenth century Anglo-Irish satirist Jonathan Swift: "Satire is a sort of glass wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own, which is the chief reason so few are offended by it". 4. Write an original episode for your favorite television show right now.

​When I tell people that I love Charles Schulz's great, long-lasting, hugely influential comic strip Peanuts, the response is generally a sort of half-chuckle, half-shrug.

A sort of biological gradient exists: men generally have a greater exposure to iron (because of longer exposure time) than women (exposure begins at menopause).

Yet it has seen neither violent protests as in Greece, nor the sort of generally peaceful marches and sit-ins mounted by Spain's indignados.