Sentence examples similar to certain sort of good from inspiring English sources
"If you're a Floridian, there's a certain sort of rueful but good-natured pride in the state's notoriety.
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.
A certain sort of work-related pressure can be good.
Thus, everything that falls into any of Aristotle's categories is a being, has a certain sort of unity, and is true and good to a certain extent.
In Newtonian mechanics, a "clock" (or a "good clock") is a physical system with a certain sort of dynamical structure.
There is a certain sort of New York evening — varied in its pleasures, meandering in its rhythms, open to spontaneous events — that is good to start with a communal meal.
For starters, Mr. Brooks cites coffee shops, universities and "a certain sort of conference" as fertile ground for bumping into "some of these wonderful young people who are doing good".
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.
You know, there is a certain sort of sincerity that is opposed to a certain sort of fun.
This outward lie makes a certain sort of truth possible.
Every presidential candidate tells a certain sort of story.
