Sentence examples for a sort of shared from inspiring English sources

"There was a sort of shared promise that things could remain a secret".

For them, it seemed natural to assume a sort of shared victimization with the Mantheys.

Since the patient couldn't have known about Mithras, Jung concluded, the image must have come from the collective unconscious, a sort of shared memory of the human race.

In the early days, Hoggart, myself and the talented postgraduate students we began to recruit were all involved in a sort of shared experiment.

In the age of the internet indecision was even promoted as a sort of shared creativity – don't decide, just put everything you've got online and let the fans do the work.

Such fabrics, which are thought to carry about half of all internet traffic, provide a sort of shared pool in which data mingles without discrimination.Then there are two-party "peering agreements" where companies either agree to exchange data at no cost, or the party with more to gain compensates the other.

On his regular phone-in on London's LBC radio station, the deputy prime minister said: "Vince is not a sort of share price expert, he is the secretary of state who is responsible for this … He took advice from people who gave him a range, independently, of what … the fair share price should be.

It's all sort of shared memory and shared love of the same songs, a lot of the same records.

"People had never played any sort of shared world before," says Bartle.

Much to my amazement, as I started to assemble this mythical character I discovered all sorts of shared qualities.

And yet, while the French, the Belgians, the Dutch and other liberated peoples of World War II did not protest the way the Allies waged the war, the Afghans seem less inclined to see their suffering as a sort of sacrifice shared with the foreign troops, who are also fighting and dying.