Sentence examples for have different sorts of from inspiring English sources

"If you're a mathematician, you have different sorts of conversations".

Nowadays, of course, people have different sorts of springtime fantasies.

"We have different sorts of stars, and I can help build and develop them.

We have different sorts of relationships among ourselves, but, yes, we've had a really good team among those three.

The simple answer, of course, is that both have different sorts of privilege, and one doesn't cancel out the other, because society is not, in fact, a game of top trumps.

In life you have different sorts of people, why should it be different in football?" Iniesta does not just represent a shift in perceptions of footballers but in perceptions of football.

Having different sorts of shareholders and directors helps too.

Having different sorts of providers of health care is a way of moving towards offering patients real choice.

We've had seven different sorts of investigations and none of them have stuck, they've all gathered dust.

Historically, the rural populations have cultivated different sorts of cultural pursuits than have their urban counterparts.

The developers have floated different sorts of ideas for reviving the site, he said.