Sentence examples for brings with it a sort of from inspiring English sources

It brings with it a sort of music and a strange need.

There isn't an ulterior motive, obligation, responsibility or contract – that in itself brings with it a sort of peace.

Then she confessed that she and Kenneth had not been faithful to each other, "But being so selfish and wrong often brings with it a sort of strength".

Vinterberg seems to appreciate the sense of Scandinavian peculiarity the term brings with it, a sort of far-north exoticism; and it's something he aimed to bring to bear on the niceties of the British literary movie.

It is hard to disguise the verdict of the battlefield, and nearly impossible to explain away the dead, or to suggest that abject defeat is somehow victory.... To speak of war in any other fashion brings with it a sort of immorality.

As typically happens in history, economic crisis brings with it a sort of egoism.

"The vast, Soviet city-state scale of the place brings with it all sorts of peripheral habitation," he said.

Alberto, a charming, charismatic doctor, arrives late and brings with him a sort of parlor game.

His rise is bringing with it all sorts of disturbing developments.

In this sort of togetherness it is a fact that the impression or idea of the one event brings with it the idea of the other.

It brings a sort of democracy back to the Internet".