Sentence examples for a sort of gridlock from inspiring English sources

Dozens, if not hundreds, of organizations (most well meaning like UNICEF and WHO, and others, who will go nameless, whose role is more self-serving such as proselytizing or fund raising back home) flood the area with their workers eating up valuable resources and creating a sort of gridlock in getting much needed help to those most in need.

A: Sort of.

He contends it's the sort of "gridlock" we're currently experiencing that these artists placed on the Leipzig stage at the opera's premiere in 1930.

Late budgets are a form of gridlock in which New York has no peer.

"Because there's been a significant amount of gridlock in the legislative process, which is ultimately how you should deal with issues like this, Treasury has pursued a sort of ad hoc approach to tax policy," he added.

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of blank".

(A sort of cognitive disonance).

A sort of adventure, maybe.