Sentence examples for a sort of grassroots from inspiring English sources

A sort of grassroots, Occupy Faggot kind of movement?

Not only will people get to choose their favorite possible show, but the show creators and writers will be championing their work via social media -- the result being a sort of grassroots campaign for every considered show.

A: Sort of.

"And there's a sort of a grassroots momentum out there building behind this and I think that... creates the right conditions for action".

The ultimate goal, according to the initiative's mission statement, is a new sort of grassroots cybersecurity education designed to keep America ahead of a growing threat of cyber attacks from both criminal and state-sponsored enemies.

It is also easy to confuse a conviction with what is merely a good set-up for a joke.Through thousands of pages of newspaper columns, a novel, a couple of history books and a sort-of memoir runs a thread of ideas that make Mr Johnson an unlikely favourite for grassroots conservatives.

He adapted to the same sort of grassroots training in a spit-and-sawdust gym, old school, press-ups, sit-ups, not any of this posh equipment.

A widely shared thought is that the BNP was overwhelmed by the sort of grassroots activism that must now become a template if there is to be resurgence for the Labour party.

"So there's a lot of work to be done at that sort of grassroots level because the top of the pyramid is only as strong as the number of people you can have playing further down.

Now, interestingly, this sort of grassroots vigilantism – and this article – is a sort of cleansing agent for Psystar.

In politics, that means forming some sort of grassroots organization or political action committee (PAC).