Sentence examples for from the same sort from inspiring English sources

In other words, its money comes from the same sort of place as much of the Tory party's funding.

I am from the same sort of breed as David Haye, where I have got belief, self-confidence.

Could it be that the heating systems in the U.K. suffer from the same sort of overdrive?

"Jemima is cut from the same sort of cloth as Arianna Huffington, a bit fearless and utterly genuine," says Porter.

It's from the same sort of position from which he scored against Arsenal, and nearly against Manchester City too.

I don't know what she's had in her past, but maybe we're both starting again from the same sort of low point, and that's O.K. Everything's O.K.

Wilson's misconceptions sprang as much from idealism as from reason — the same sort of idealism that today leads to foolish dreams about softening Islamic extremists with understanding and love.

Publicizing "Little Women," Cukor announced that she'd been "born to play Jo," since she came from just the same sort of large, sternly wholesome New England family that Alcott's fable was about.

Another military coup-maker, General Zia ul Haq, suffered from much the same sort of delusion, and he remained in power for years longer than he had promised before he perished in a plane crash in 1988.

Here was a poetic soul who founded a band and proposed marriage from precisely the same sort of generous impulse, and yet found that his art could express only the darker side.

I suspect that, even with today's altered historical circumstances, Democratic presidential nominee Bernie Sanders would suffer from much the same sort of vilification that nearly did Hayden in when he first sought a safe Democratic legislative seat in LA.