Sentence examples for describes a sort of from inspiring English sources
It describes a sort of flailing shirt.
It describes a sort of Bermuda Triangle of decision-making.
Harneis described "a sort of double-tap.
A handful of Northern European languages, for instance, have terms that describe a sort of existential coziness.
John Cheyne and William Stokes were nineteenth-century doctors who described a sort of labored, interrupted respiration sometimes seen among the dying.
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.
Mr. Kovner and the concert pianist Robert Taub both describe a sort of synesthesia — they perceive patterns in a three-dimensional way.
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.
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.
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.
