Sentence examples for a sort of seventh from inspiring English sources

"And when we talk to the audience, people come — they may be European or Japanese or whatever — and they say, 'You know, there was something about what you said that connected.' " Audiences also respond to the honesty of the show, which is symbolized by a sort of seventh cast member that Ms. Carter found she needed to help her get through the performances.

So perhaps Crouch's concept of "the guide" offers us a sort-of third way, one in which theatre makers don't have to make a brutal and sometimes impossible choice between pandering and patronising.

It's been called bad because it appears to be a truncated, unauthorized version of the play-a sort of seventeenth-century bootleg.

These meetings serve as a sort of "second opinion" that is built into the system.

Ms. Chlumsky turns up as a sort of third point in a semi-romantic triangle.

That night I was on a sort of second-line "anything else" kind of alert.

MacArthur still rides over the Pentagon like a sort of fifth horseman of the Apoclaypse.

The Janssens' current home represents a sort of second chapter to their journey.

Now I'm in the game, a sort of first-person sci-fi shooter.

One of these, "Winter Dreams", he later described as "a sort of first draft of the Gatsby idea".

For Minton, it was a survey course in East Asian studies, "a sort of second year of Contemporary Civilization," he says.