Sentence examples for a sort of hegemony from inspiring English sources

By his victorious campaigns, he gave Germany peace and security from foreign attack, and the preeminent position that he won as ruler gave him a sort of hegemony in Europe.

A: Sort of.

For some experts, such a pressure could induce a sort of Chinese hegemony.

It's a strange sort of hegemony that furthers the idea of Brooklyn as the only epicenter of "hip" culture, even as its ideas of cool become ever more commodified and repackaged into luxury pursuits.

Many feared (while others hoped) that Alexis Tsipras might create a sort of copycat insurrection against Berlin's hegemony.

"1950S 1960S KINETIC ABSTRACTION" Sculptures and reliefs that move, literally, advanced a frail international style — a sort of aesthetic Esperanto — that stood against New Yorkish hegemony in Europe and South America.

Is reason itself, as some feminist and postmodern philosophers have claimed, a form of hegemony?

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of blank".