Sentence examples for give some sort of from inspiring English sources

Maybe we could give some sort of award to the worst.

They beg them to ask the authorities to give some sort of explanation.

* "3%%=> count++;" will crash the VM, should likely give some sort of parser-based error instead (list Feb8 2009).

"If you give some sort of wonky address on the economic agenda, I think it will sink like a stone.

But these seem more designed to give some sort of sop to international opinion than to reach an accommodation with the Tibetans.

He and his allies, one might think, should be willing to give some sort of answer to the question that "jesting Pilate" put to Jesus: What is truth?

They were given some sort of fluid.

He was given some sort of treatment and promptly released.

This gives some sort of weight to their literature.

You will typically be given some sort of interview before being given an offer.

"It's giving some sort of rational approach to nutrients and formulations," said Dr. Ricciardi.