Sentence examples for a sort of neutral from inspiring English sources

We often imagine that the court serves as a sort of neutral umpire controlling the warring political branches.

A Russian policy-maker remarked, incredibly, that if Hungary became a sort of neutral bourgeois Sweden, that would "present no problems" for the Soviet Union.

The stalls, which also sell uniforms, boots, holsters, cartridge belts, ammunition pouches and other military kit, are crowded with tough looking men -- a sort of neutral zone for people who may be killing one another once evening falls.

There is a lot of talk about how foreigners were forced to seek refuge with Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qa'ida faction, which is playing the role of a sort of neutral mediator".

Before all the cross-title poaching, a newspaper critic or indie magazine editor could be positioned as a buffer between the rival factions — a sort of neutral country — but now, they may well be involved in intramural rivalries of their own.

And as larger companies try to pick off the opportunity of loading up their sites with listings from these kinds of owners, having a sort of neutral Switzerland may turn out to be a pretty successful company.

A: Sort of.

But he did not get an opportunity to make his case to any sort of neutral U.S. arbiter.

He makes good use of London as a sort of muted, neutral stage for those ideas; Barcelona, however, he treats, in effect, as a character, but one that comes off as a ludicrous stereotype.

Future research would be needed to tease this issue apart but it's an intriguing idea as it may imply that EvoS Journal is perceived by non-evolutionary psychologists as a sort of safe, neutral territory.

Cheerleaders doing scissoring, then, I guess, would be a sort of porn neutral term, which – if searched for in 2017 – would actually render the searchee instantly un-horny.