Sentence examples for a sort that from inspiring English sources

His brand of autism is a sort that gives him a special skill; or you might say a sort that you often see on – and makes good – television.

Best of all, there is a real smokiness, of a sort that takes hours to obtain.

"His policy positions are of a sort that will not appeal to independent voters in the general election.

It was just a prison of a sort that could be found in a hundred other countries.

"It will lead to a stagnation of a sort that will reveal itself to be a terrible mistake".

Mr. Carlin did routines that involved full-fledged characters of a sort that had seldom been seen on television before.

And those improvements, he said, were of a sort that could be applied to finding weapons of mass destructions.

Whatever its chances of success, the blitz against Mr. Hagel is of a sort that has generally been reserved for elections and some Supreme Court nominations.

An enthusiastic lady, of a sort that often afflicts banquets and church suppers, sang several hymns of many stanzas, with little melody and much vibrato.

IT WAS one small movement for a royal finger but it started a power station of a sort that has never been tried before.

Now they write cultural criticism of a sort that is normally aimed at "American Idol" contenders (who actually performed at both Conventions this year).