Sentence examples for gives the same sort of from inspiring English sources

A Jackie Collins novel gives the same sort of pleasure.

It gives the same sort of insight as going into a person's house and looking at his books and pictures.

Though mostly behind the American, the crowd on Ashe gave the same sort of relieved cheer all tennis crowds do when seeing a "double bagel" prevented.

Technology is available to give the same sort of access digitally in the UK, and, in the case of hospitals, it is usually right by the bed already.

She couldn't understand why the food banks weren't given the same sort of public information campaigns that other public health issues are.

Curiously, the drawings of the humans, both parents and professionals and their settings, have been given the same sort of stiff, retro feel -- perhaps to make those 65-million-year-old reptiles seem a bit less anachronistic.

But it is striking the way the 2012 Republicans are ignoring Mr. Bush, who was president from 2001 until 2009 and was given the same sort of grossly overblown accolades at his two conventions that were showered on Mr. Romney tonight and will be showered on him for two days more.

The marginal propensity to spend is higher for low-income earners, which means giving a tax cut to someone on, say, $40,000 a year will have a greater positive effect of economic growth than giving the same sort of tax cut to someone on $300,000 a year.

A diverse mix of speakers (including a 74 year old woman whose wonderful talk was titled "Life is long: find happiness now") meant we avoided another classic tech conference cliche of watching a dozen identikit developers get up and give the same sort of talk.

Shadow Home Office minister Vernon Coaker told the BBC the government should be given the same sort of protection from spending cuts as the health and education sectors.

She was given the same sort of refit as her sister ship in Devonport beginning in August 1868.