Sentence examples for adopted a sort of from inspiring English sources

We've adopted a sort of "ask, don't tell" policy.

I had adopted a sort of Dr Finlay's Casebook Scottish lilt.

A few of the more extreme younger settlers have adopted a sort of hybrid identity known as hardali (see article).

Democrats in the Trump era have adopted a sort of zero-tolerance approach in their ranks toward misconduct involving race and gender.

In fact, the family has adopted a sort of "Elder-speak" list of euphemisms they use on their show and on the Web site to put a positive spin on a challenging situation.

The general response to this latest round of news around its TV efforts is that Apple has adopted a sort of, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" philosophy toward the industry.

I ended up adopting a sort of ironic nerd look, with thick, plastic-framed glasses and a clip-on tie.

Stoppard, who adopts a sort of pointillist approach to his characters, can't find a way to manufacture sweep and depth.

What will concern them is the idea that Corbyn will adopt a sort of fortress mentality, attempting to eschew any dealings with a largely hostile mainstream media.

You mention the fact that you're epileptic to some people and they look at you like they're a robot you've just asked to explain the concept of love; they adopt a sort of "DOES NOT COMPUTE!" expression.

For a certain generation of Australians, there's been a collective rush to prove we are much cooler than we were in our late teens and early-20s when Unit exploded across Australia's airwaves, with many adopting a sort of "I didn't even like their old stuff" stance when it comes to Regurgitator.