Sentence examples for a specific sort of person from inspiring English sources

The jeering, the staged questions and turbo willy-waving on both sides is yet another thing in Westminster that simply "is what it is", has always been thus and shall never change as it suits a specific sort of person (male, aged 55, white, potato-shaped, verbose).

Historically, the position has mostly been reserved for a very specific sort of person: white, Christian, preferably blue-collar.

But there's a specific sort of ultra-confessional essay, written by a person you've never heard of and published online, that flourished until recently and now hardly registers.

Just this week, The Atlantic published a first-person cover story by Alex Tizon, with the provocative headline "My Family's Slave". But there's a specific sort of ultra-confessional essay, written by a person you've never heard of and published online, that flourished until recently and now hardly registers.

Often, the allergen is in a specific sort of food.

He is a partner -- of a specific sort.

"I am a 'doing' sort of person.

Hannah was not a 'yes' sort of person.

King Rupert, even at 83, is not a "co" sort of person.

It takes a special sort of person; you have to be willing to take risks".

I am a complacent sort of person, one who takes things as they come.