Sentence examples for form a sort of from inspiring English sources

Plants, trees and birds form a sort of congregation.

Taken together, the letters form a sort of discursive autobiography and intellectual cri de coeur.

It has the capacity to form a sort of perfect meritocracy.

After chewing them for about a quarter of an hour they form a sort of cud.

"I was thinking... it would be great to form a sort of mobile kill group".

Sometimes pewterers punched their wares with decorative motifs stamped close together to form a sort of frieze.

Should we form a sort of children's crusade to capture the holy land of physics from the string-theory usurpers?

To give "Buttress" a double erotic whammy, each component is placed atop another to form a sort of phallic pillar.

It is installing a $120 million radar system that will form a sort of electronic wall across the strait.

In some cases, the redactions form a sort of poorly edited crossword puzzle — more than one answer works.

Dexter was a consummate theatrical craftsman and Lindsay was, in one form, a sort of poetic director.