Sentence examples for from a sort from inspiring English sources

These people suffer from a sort of moral deficiency.

It comes from a sort of self-belief, I suppose".

I'd be so overwhelmed that I'd suffer from a sort of designer's block".

Though more subtle, Ms. Monte's "Vanishing Languages" suffers from a sort of lethargy.

The work stems from a sort of collaboration that is created in the studio".

As a result, some apps are beginning to suffer from a sort of late-teenage bloat.

But from a sort-of-outsider's perspective, I think Oakland has a deep history of activism.

Join me as I delve into a world of babies, breasts, milk and men seen from a sort-of foreign perspective.

But he more than tops it with his next reply, which quickly devolves from a sort-of-apology to him ejaculating his neuroses all over me.

Even these are prepared by his 15-year-old sister, Claudia, who takes the supplies from a sort-of-cupboard they made behind a poster in the tent.

They have the same accent, no matter what part of the country they're from -- a sort of a Valley Girl, television accent.