Sentence examples for engaged in a sort of from inspiring English sources

The general and his colleagues engaged in a sort of self-limiting counter revolution.

At times, censors and citizens are engaged in a sort of cat-and-mouse game.

The year that I engaged in a sort of long-distance relationship.

The two groups had spent the early part of the evening engaged in a sort of detente.

He said cities were engaged in a sort of competitive arms race for exhibit space, regardless of weak demand.

It appears that the Press Complaints Commission's outgoing chair, Peta Buscombe, is engaged in a sort of farewell tour.

Bayard Rustin would appreciate the irony of a Republican senator engaging in a sort of unconscious civil disobedience.

Shakespeare is the mascot of all media outlets, whose Bardolising lackeys engage in a sort of necro-obsequious evangelical proselytism.

The authors recommend that, before summarily deciding a case, "a judge engage in a sort of mental double-check".

Beginning with a logical system for mathematics, one presumed to be free of contradictions, he invented an ingenious scheme that allowed the formulas in it to engage in a sort of double speak.

Some Democrats wondered aloud if Republicans were engaging in a sort of payback for the 1974 House Judiciary Committee's vote to send articles of impeachment against Mr. Nixon to the full House.