Sentence examples for described a sort of from inspiring English sources

John Cheyne and William Stokes were nineteenth-century doctors who described a sort of labored, interrupted respiration sometimes seen among the dying.

He accurately painted McCain as a joke of an intellect on economic questions, and (again, subtly, but clearly) on foreign policy, he described a sort of crazy person whose experience has not given him superior judgment at all.

Attendees described a sort of positive version of the climactic ark-opening sequence from Raiders of the Lost Ark, of thousands of people simultaneously overpowered by a work of supernatural genius.

Rather, the report described a sort of upstairs-downstairs mentality at the base in which instances of harassment were not brought to the attention of those in command who might have stopped them.

In interviews outside some schools that offered Plan B, many students described a sort of "don't ask, don't tell" détente with their parents, and those who said they had received Plan B or other birth control at school asked for anonymity because they did not want their parents to know.

Jacob Hopkins, a mechanical engineering student in the course described a sort of revitalization of the creative part of his brain.

It describes a sort of flailing shirt.

It describes a sort of Bermuda Triangle of decision-making.

A handful of Northern European languages, for instance, have terms that describe a sort of existential coziness.

Songwriters sometimes describe a sort of choicelessness about writing, as if it's a passion that can't be denied.

Villagers describe a sort of democratic awakening in recent years and say they are no longer willing to accept a Bangkok-knows-best patriarchal system.