Sentence examples for assumed some sort from inspiring English sources

I never heard what action was taken, but I assumed some sort of justice had been meted out.

"I've never assumed some sort of persona to get elected that I denounced or ignored when I was finally elected.

For many, any sort of involvement in politics assumed some sort of idealism, a degree of naiveté.

The first time I got banned for using the term, I assumed some sort of hate speech detecting algorithm had mistaken me for a hetero, but then I remembered Facebook regularly shows me HIV ads targeted at gay men.

We're supposed to assume some sort of back story but goodness knows what.

I'd been assuming some sort of Ofsted-style taxonomy of hell, but one likes to have the exact wording.

A retreat to moral judgment too often assumes some sort of illusionary belief in free will which I think is naive.

If we don't assume some sort of expertise, why, exactly, should anyone bother reading us, let alone buy our books or invite us to appear on "Fresh Air"?

In this avowedly religious city, where Mr. Mitchell has spent much of the last few years preaching and panhandling on the streets, the notion that he was assuming some sort of divine mantle did not impress many people.

Eg: "Harry Potter will soon supersede secret agent James Bond as the most successful film franchise of all time" 2. Helmer This is, I assume, some sort of bastardisation of the term "at the helm".

This means that we have to assume some sort of independence between the signals y n and the corruption, represented by the masks M n.