Sentence examples for event of this sort from inspiring English sources

Logic suggests a limited audience for an event of this sort.

Mr. Roffman tries to go to at least one event of this sort a night, gathering material for his programs.

When you think of the people that have to be invited to an event of this sort – the President of Ghana, and Eric Pickles, and remote cousins called things like Foo-Foo von Hesse-Darmstadt-Sonderburg-Glucksburg Hesse-Darmstadt-Sonderburg-Glucksburg Hesse-Darmstadt-Sonderburg-Glucksburg Hesse-Darmstadt-Sonderburg-Glucksburg

In 1912, it was not just the works themselves that were disconcerting to visitors, some of whom were still fixed on sombre 19th-century realism, but also the way they were exhibited: the very idea of an event of this sort was novel.

He caught public attention in France in 1989 when he took part in the Magiciens de la Terre show at the Pompidou Centre and La Villette, the first event of this sort to assert that there were artists in places other than New York, Berlin, Paris and Tokyo.

A later event of this sort is contrasted with a state of affairs (e.g.victim's thin skull) existing at the time of the alleged cause.

Commentators today still refer to events of this sort by the epithet employed by such 19th-century opera composers as Giuseppe Verdi: fiasco.

Insignificant events of this sort, he implied, couldn't upset the grand plan that lay behind the war.

However, Yorck immediately continues by contesting this view: "Yet, events of this sort have an effect only if the psychological preconditions are in place" (16).

"Events of this sort used to happen in community centres or public halls rather than clubs". .

There will be frequent special events, including performances by the city's famous Mummers and Philadelphia Symphony, and--of course--the obligatory patriotic fireworks that accompany all events of this sort.