Sentence examples for adopting a sort of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Squarefoot is also another company that is adopting a sort of hybrid model that includes both a set of tools and algorithms to aggregate together all that space into one spot, but keep consultants and brokers in the mix in order to actually close those deals.

The ride was a little bumpy and Carr kept to herself, adopting a sort of tunnel vision.

Indeed we found that children were highly responsive to facial stimuli and scripts, by adopting a sort of "facial feedback" modality, since they used similar facial configurations displayed by the pictures (consonant behavior) [ 60].

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

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

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

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.

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