Sentence examples for a sort of guise from inspiring English sources

"I would like to say to Justice [Anthony] Kennedy, 'Do you know how you're ruining democracy in this country in a sort of guise of improving free speech?'" Schumer said, referring to the justice who often provides the swing vote on controversial cases.

A: Sort of.

It's a recipe you'll turn to in all sorts of guises.

By Richard Brody April 27, 2017 In the guise of granting auditioners a sort of actorly freedom, the director Kitty Green turns the film into the "Jackass" of reflexive documentaries.

In desperation Hamas came to a sort of political reconciliation with its bitter rival Fatah which in its guise as the Palestinian Authority runs the West Bank under Israeli occupation.

"And these arguments can come in all sorts of guises.

The problem for Microsoft, which has come to dominate traditional personal computers through its Windows monopoly on the operating system, is that computers are now coming in all sorts of guises.

In the guise of being a spy thriller, it's also a sort of philosophical story.

The film that Sarah Gavron has made is a sort of feel-good movie - an examination of love in all its different guises.

In the guise of letting the participants talk freely and granting them, in the auditions, a sort of personal agency and actorly freedom, Green hides behind the camera and turns "Casting JonBenet" into the "Jackass" of reflexive documentaries.

"A sort of blank".