Sentence examples for both a sort of from inspiring English sources
He was both a sort of commissioner of NASCAR and the owner, as his son is now.
As England's chief scourge throughout the Ashes, the sight of Johnson putting the frighteners on the world No1s was both a sort of relief – hey, maybe we weren't that gutless after all – and, if we're honest, weirdly cathartic.
By Ariel Levy The artist Niki de Saint Phalle intended the Tarot Garden, a fourteen-acre sculpture park built atop Etruscan ruins, to serve as both "a sort of joyland" and a demonstration that "a woman can work on a monumental scale".
"That gave us both a sort of 'rules of engagement' as to how I was going to work with my team.
In Kawerau the pad acts as both, a sort of corrupted marae.
Mr. Kovner and the concert pianist Robert Taub both describe a sort of synesthesia — they perceive patterns in a three-dimensional way.
The Chiswick Curve and Alpha Square both have a sort of curvaceous stylishness thanks to their architects, Egret West and Pilbrow and Partners.
Boxee has since moved on from both products, putting development on both in a sort of holding pattern where the company will address issues but will no longer provide product updates.
And yet for big credit-rating agencies, it could be argued that both represent a sort of failure.
We've both managed to be successful while maintaining a philanthropic side and giving pleasure to huge numbers of people, and both inspire a sort of slavish devotion.
