Sentence examples for acquired some sort of from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare was known as the national playwright and the national poet, he'd acquired some sort of mythological status by that point, but people weren't looking at him in an academic, analytical way.

I know more than one urban-dwelling man who has suddenly acquired some sort of rurally themed weaponry in the last six months (axes, bows and arrows, tiny knives that they use to open beer cans at parties).

Starting on October 1st, people will start enrolling in new plans through the exchanges, and come next January, all Americans (with a few exceptions) will be legally obliged to acquire some sort of health coverage or face a fine.

First, acquire some sort of marking device: pen, pencil, charcoal or gouging stick.

It seems likely that South Sudanese will be able to acquire some sort of residency right.

I can't really fathom the need to acquire some sort of emotional content from Obama, but then, that's because the underlying fundamentals of the election results are more than sufficiently interesting to me.

If one believes that all semantic content is learned through observation of adult language use or that all mental content has to be acquired through some sort of inference to the best explanation, then the Manifestation and Acquisition Arguments look hard to resist: how could the language-learner so much as acquire let alone manifest the concept of verification-transcendent truth?

He worries that these people will acquire and detonate some sort of weapon on our soil".

Bill Smith, the Twins' general manager, had not seen the show, either, and said he did not acquire Hardy as some sort of talisman.

And 15 homes, including European castles acquired after you developed some sort of schlossomania.

Marlett figures that BlackBerry's IP is worth $2 billion to $3 billion if it were to be acquired by a consortium in some sort of cross-licensing deal.