Sentence examples for bit of the sort from inspiring English sources
But in the 1930s, the orange-white-blue prinsenvlag got picked up by the Dutch offshoot of the Nazis, the NSB, as a bit of the sort of chauvinist retro aesthetic common to national-socialist parties.
"I had never seen, even in the years of New Labour when because I was neither a Blairite nor a Brownite I tended to be at the receiving end of quite a bit of abuse, the sort of briefing and sniping that was going on a couple of weeks ago.
I like the actors and I have a soft spot for dystopic visions of the near future, but I sense from the outside that this will be a tough needle to thread".War" gets off to a raucous start, nailing down conventions of the latter-day Bond-type film and pairing those sleek charms with disconcerting bits of the sort of reality that the movies tend to avoid.
Steve Gillmor: Let's shift gears a little bit to the sort of overall, you know, we're doing this conference in 10 days and on real time, the real time stream.
Randall: Governments after elections quite often find themselves in difficult circumstances and I suspect that should we be the government and we see the state of the books, there's going to be a bit of that sort of talk from the coalition because governments do do that.
We're made to understand that this is an enormously idealistic bit of advice, the sort only a fairly green lawyer would give.
As expected, when the full algorithm is applied and the multiplier increases across the subbands, the average number of bits of the sorting information decreases.
They are used to bad news, and there is still a bit of the good sort.
She was a bit of the desperate sort -- separated from the bride's father, but not yet divorced -- she was flying solo while her soon-to-be-ex had brought his new squeeze to their only daughter's wedding.
