Sentence examples for a sorts of from inspiring English sources

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a sort of

The phrase "a sorts of" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "a sort of" or "sorts of" without the article "a" preceding "sorts."
Example: "He has a sort of charm that draws people in."
Alternatives: "a type of" or "kinds of."

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Greece – and, not to underestimate the importance of international politics, Europe too – is at a sorts of crossroads.

The Guardian - Opinion

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A: Sort of.

Independent

Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.

The Economist

Scotland introduced a sort-of ban last year.

The Economist

He's a sort-of broken Tony Soprano.

"A sort of blank".

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

(A sort of cognitive disonance).

The New York Times

A sort of adventure, maybe.

The New Yorker

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