Sentence examples for at a certain sort from inspiring English sources

If you attend a certain sort of conference, hang out at a certain sort of coffee shop or visit a certain sort of university, you've probably run into some of these wonderful young people who are doing good.

Professor Tamar Gendler: So what I want to talk about in today's lecture is a strand in the philosophical tradition that looks not at the ways in which human interconnectedness can provide meaning and the possibility for flourishing, but which looks rather at a certain sort of psychological detachment as a way of dealing with the inevitable vicissitudes of lived experience.

They accounted for a law as a certain sort of reason.

Partisanship at least makes a certain sort of sick sense in the two-party system we've adopted.

Kim, a pretty 42-year-old with wholesome girl-next-door looks, has a particular optimistic energy indigenous to Silicon Valley: an entrepreneurial drive, buoyed by a sunny, hopeful Northern California temperament, embedded in a community of people who make dreams — at least of a certain sort — come true.

He argues that cycling campaigners have successfully shifted London's street management policies away from measures that simultaneously assist all "sustainable modes" and foster truly living streets towards favouring a certain sort of London cyclist at the expense of everyone else.

What Crowe does best is a certain sort of maleness: he is really good at violence, and at only just managing to hold back from violence.

I guess we all had a knack for doing something theatrical, and there was a certain sort of movement in painting at that time.

Germaine Greer: There's a certain sort of person who laughs at you if you say you admire Germaine Greer.

So since they were not there, it meant that there was a certain sort of fundamental level of agreement at the Convention.

At any rate, we can identify clear exemplars of theorists who regard equality of a certain sort as a timeless unchanging moral requirement.