Sentence examples for described some sort from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, Doctoro's head will say, "You see, I seem to remember a post on reasonably popular tech blog CrunchGear that described some sort of wire-frame shoe.

Brown was curious about how these followers found Swan, and many of them described "some sort of cosmic delivery".

Brown was curious about how these followers found Teal, and many of them described "some sort of cosmic delivery".

In the description category, we included papers that described some sort of program, degree, course, or series of courses.

Six studies described some sort of model, manual and/or use of supportive tools, e.g. assessment tool or checklist (Table 2).

As mentioned, six studies described some sort of model, manual and/or use of supportive tools, e.g. assessment tool or checklist (Table 2).

Meant for realz, it was the domain of nine-year-olds and 30-something ladies describing some sort of glitter cupcake.

But Natalie Finegar, Baltimore's deputy district public defender says it is a "daily occurrence" for her clients to describe some sort of mishandling by the police.

The term has acquired a popular and frequently secular use to describe some sort of renunciation or giving up of something valuable in order that something more valuable might be obtained; e.g., parents make sacrifices for their children, one sacrifices a limb for one's country.

It seems that some iPhone accessory makers have been working off of reference designs, shown here, that describe some sort of new iPhone.

(I'm describing some sort of bell curve, for those who are familiar with the jargon).