Sentence examples for about a sort from inspiring English sources

What about a sort of who's-who approach?

"I actually wrote about a sort of fratricide," he said.

Next day he remembered Donald telling him about a sort of shack he used in the woods nearby.

"I don't know whether it is about awareness, I don't know whether it's about a sort of education of what is homophobia, what is offensive to people.

That means that you have to talk about stocks and shares, and you have to talk about a sort of very raw, incarnational, practical faith.

There's maybe a little bit of discussion about a sort of quasi wide-body opportunity maybe five years ahead of that.

Williams notes that the idea behind Highlights came about in a sort of odd way.

The most common use of the word zhi (know) in early Chinese texts seems to be in contexts in which it is best interpreted as "knowing-of" or "knowing-about," a sort of recognition, familiarity, or understanding.

The America that I feel strongly about is a sort of classic America.

But one level that I was aware of and pleased about was a sort of mythological connection.

I was never interested in writing about food as a sort of inspector general.