Sentence examples for could be a sort of from inspiring English sources
In a real sense we could be a sort of extended, family.
He said establishing a military presence could be a sort of payoff for development aid.
Dr. Ciborowski said anonymous postings could be a sort of therapy.
It could be a sort of "trending articles on Facebook" feature, or a more full-blown RSS reader-style product.
More violently, there could be a sort of self-destruct item, which destroys a player's inventory when they're killed by another human participant.
For these youngsters, a mother-in-law could be a sort of stepmother, raising and protecting them, teaching them to toil, helping them to decide when to have children themselves.But the tutelage could easily tip over into abuse.
It could also be a sort of slow rondo.
"It could well be a sort of cultural shift.
Dr. Pais collaborated with Dr. Gell-Mann in a theoretical paper in 1955 showing that what seemed to be a single particle could actually be a sort of superposition of two different particles, each with a different lifetime and decay mode.
It could also be a sort of a startup world thing, where nothing is zero sum here because everything is growing and evolving and changing.
Paul Weller, Trevor Noah, James Acaster, Felicity Ward and Beardyman gave a glimpse of what could be a successful sort of 21st-century variety mash-up.
