Sentence examples for it has some sort from inspiring English sources

But when an object is nonlocal, its influence extends beyond its location in space; in fact, it has some sort of influence everywhere at once, as if two identical twins know what each other is thinking but so does every other person in the world.

But Russia's lawlessness, its shoddy infrastructure and above all its tendency to bully countries over which it has some sort of economic influence make Caspian regimes nervous.

"Presumably, it has some sort of binding nature within the courts themselves," he said.

Second, the surface of most molten materials is usually not static, it has some sort of flowing motion to it.

Do you mean that it has some sort of voyeuristic fascination for me?

The computer tells us, well, it looks like it has some sort of pointy thing, but isn't that something of a display?

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You can't call someone "fishface" every day for 10 years without it having some sort of cumulative effect.

Do you want me to put it down?" "No," she said, "but we cranked it up and didn't know if it had some sort of locking mechanism".

"Every match without it had some sort of contentious issue.

Does it have some sort of tank transmission to handle all that torque?