Sentence examples for a sort of uniform from inspiring English sources

He is on his mobile, talking concentratedly, dressed in black - a sort of uniform.

By M. Lynn and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 6 , 1940P. 11 One of the department stores decided to put its lady detectives into a sort of uniform, so that they could be recognized by other members of the staff but not by the shoplifters.

"Previous first ladies seemed to feel the need to wear a sort of uniform, whereas Michelle Obama likes fashion and is very comfortable in fashion.

When they stepped back, the random landscape turned into a sort of uniform chaos.

Truman didn't wear uniform, so was in a suit, and Churchill was in his sort-of uniform, a lightweight thing soldiers might wear in the desert.

A: Sort of.

So the decision by some to eschew any sort of uniform policy is being met with resistance.

I've been told it's a sort of fabric uniform -- not cloth or spandex, mind you -- similar to what Captain America wears in the Marvel movies, with some armoring mixed in.

Meanwhile, eccentricity of main steel creates a sort of non-uniform stress distribution over the section and accelerates approaching failure stage.

I adopted a sort of nu-metal uniform; baggy jeans held together at the bottom with safety pins, a duffel coat and a beanie.

Laughter escapes all sorts of uniform classification, as literary studies have taught us, and during the Renaissance one used to laugh with images in many different ways.