Sentence examples for emphasized a sort of from inspiring English sources
First by a campaign which emphasized a sort of "getting-to-know-us" theme and, ultimately, by mistakes made by gay marriage proponent Gavin Newsom.
But the legal culture has changed in recent years, emphasizing a sort of selection and specialization that would have seemed unfamiliar to John Adams or Abraham Lincoln.
The three had a knack for writing buoyant melodies that only hinted at melancholy and lyrics that emphasized a particular sort of heartache: not the feeling of love's absence but the feeling of its overabundance.
And Mr. Walcott emphasized his role as a sort of listener in chief, playfully warning that he planned to visit so many schools that the city's reporters would have to wear track shoes to keep up.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
I tried to emphasize that body shape through a sort of minimalist German expressionism, with its games of shadows and its angular shapes.
The complex, which is meant to mimic a sort of urban village, emphasizes a luxury lifestyle.
The paper presents all the experimental results as a sort of database and emphasizes the effects on strength of the nature, amount and fineness of mineral admixtures.
Wood the Elder transformed Bath by adapting the town layout to a sort of Roman plan, emphasizing the processional aspect of social life during the period.
The artist might have made a sort of crazy quilt to emphasize the disconnectedness associated with modern life.
