Sentence examples for incurring some sort of from inspiring English sources

But to admit he'd taken cocaine while competing might risk incurring some sort of retrospective penalty, so I ask if he would, hypothetically, confess to it if he had.

Obtain some sort of wand.

Get some sort of substrate.

Get some sort of vibrating hairbrush.

Most of this work lies outside the usual routine of medical care for which payment is provided, so additional costs are incurred for which some sort of business case is required.

Grammar alone, it seems, renders talk of truth and fact appropriate and does so without incurring the sort of metaphysical commitments that are rightly associated with genuine realism (see Gibbard 2003, Dreier 2005).

But it may merely be that investors have seen no need to incur the costs of insuring their portfolios against loss.The markets will thus need some sort of shove to push them off today's course.

Some sort of scam?

Some sort of sex club?

Then some sort of chortle.

Or some sort of energy?