Sentence examples for a sort of kind from inspiring English sources

Note about the play going the rounds of the producers-it contains this line - "A trumpet sounds offstage that has a sort of kind of a Cosmic pulse".

Books in general are a sort of kind of magic, but this one had just enough magic in it to give me back a little bit of my strength.

In most cases neurologists would lead their MS patients to believe that their life expectancy would not be shortened by MS. Particularly neurologists in private practice viewed the main task of palliative care in managing terminal cases as guaranteeing a sort of "kind dying," at home, if possible (subcategory terminal care).

I do wonder whether there won't be a residual sort of kinder and gentler version of Wall Street culture, although I wouldn't hazard a guess, given the uncertainty that's out there.

However, in the televised images and words of both Michelle Obama and San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro, I saw a reflection of a kind-of-sort-of American Dream, but in this dream we do not remain asleep lulled by the mythical rhetoric.

It appears to be a sort of Mama Mia-kind of musical, with a story build around already existing pop-rock songs by a popular performer, Udo Lindenberg.

I came across the saying, 'may you live in interesting times.' It is meant to be a curse of sorts, kind of like saying, "may trouble fall on you".

Anyway, Tomothy, who's sorted in a David Camerony kind of way, is here to sort JP – and his housemates – out.

"It is becoming more and more clear that the gut microbiome serves as a sort of fingerprint that captures all kinds of signals about host health," she said.

He posits a sort of knowledge (epistêmê) for showing which kinds harmonize and which do not.

There was a sort of rumble, a kind of hum from the building.