Sentence examples for found some sort of from inspiring English sources

After all, nearly everybody who has kept her secrets found some sort of pride or self-satisfaction in doing so.

It is at any rate not hard to see why Eliot, with his own lifelong fascinations for epic form, comparative mythology and mystical revelation, found some sort of affinity with the rhapsodising surveyor from New Amsterdam.

I thought, 'He's found some sort of utopia and I need to be there.'" Hobbs has to talk fluently for a living, but she is visibly uncomfortable and evasive when talking about her father.

It wasn't until the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games last summer, with its music medleys and dancing nurses and quotes from Shakespeare and references to Mary Poppins and sly inclusion of the queen and depictions of the Industrial Revolution and compendiums of key moments in British television history, that the country seemed to have found some sort of answer.

The family found some sort of solace in the village of Walberswick on the Suffolk coast which, with its grassy sand dunes, large skies and a home they called "Hidden House", reminded them of the beloved Baltic island they were forced to forsake.

Albertine even manages to rustle up a degree of affection for Vicious's nightmare girlfriend, Nancy Spungen, a screeching pantomime villain in virtually every other punk history: "Well, before they went, both of them – in a way – found some sort of bond and companionship.

I hope somehow they'll find some sort of evidence.

Somehow England have managed to find some sort of balance.

Schools are working overtime to make sure their students find some sort of employment.

Hugh turned to the liner notes, hoping to find some sort of explanation.

By the end, Ada and Pearl also find some sort of redemption.