Sentence examples for including a sort of from inspiring English sources
The hype around The People v OJ has led to some strange offers, including a "sort of Kirk Cameron Christian film" that Brown rejected because it "didn't really jive with the way I see God".
Several examples are on the Web site, including a sort of treehouse done for the actor Rainn Wilson as part of a show, "Man Caves," on the DIY Network, which I recall thinking had an unaffected charm when I saw it on TV.
Nothing was nastier than the motives that seemingly lurked behind the release to the Drudge Report website on Monday of those pictures of Obama in Somali garb, including a sort of head-wrap that somebody among Clinton's deeply frustrated staffers thought might resurrect the canard about him being not quite American and even – perish the thought – a Muslim.
His hairdo included a sort of frizzy ponytail and another fistful of hair tumbling over his forehead.
But now scientists are reporting an even more impressive feature: The gesso includes a sort of optical illusion to make it appealing to females.
The discussion was in French, and I didn't understand a great deal of it, except that someone had come up with the idea that the book should include a sort of centerfold, a "pop-up jambe".
Tara De Vincenzo's neofuturistic costumes, for example, include a sort of necklace made of clip-on book lights, which illuminate the actors' faces from below to mimic the glow of a cellphone.
In the Basque country, the nationalist style includes a sort of 1980s-style mullet haircut, big earrings, piercings, mountain style jackets especially from North Face and hiking boots, the ensemble sometimes topped off with an ethnic scarf of some description.
These ideas, if I am not mistaken, included a sort of a Magical Mystery Tour, which would pick up our audience from the South Bank and ferry them to an undisclosed destination.
The estofado course also included a sort of dressed-up mashed-potato dish and a pork dish and a beef enchilada with mole negro that was indeed the superior mole negro that Abigail had been instructed to find.
Mr. Rihm's music ranges widely and ingeniously through contemporary styles and includes a sort of historical framing, as he seamlessly weaves in patches of music from Goethe's era.
