Sentence examples for mean the sort from inspiring English sources

And I don't mean the sort that keep getting elected.

And I mean the sort of imperial editor who has a vision of how to create an environment that lures in both readers and advertisers, like Tina Brown, above, Clay Felker or Adam Moss.

I mean the sort of sophomore class presentation in which adolescent actors rattle through Elizabethan dialogue with lots of intensity and little discernible motivation, while you worry about what you're going to say to the students' parents afterward.

If Greece left the eurozone, it might not in fact mean the sort of crazy contagion we witnessed before; we are more used to the idea, and there has been time for contingency planning.

And by music videos we don't mean the sort of sensationalist thing that has been bothering Ofcom recently, but rather serious and purposeful films that deserve a wider airing – even if the subject matter can sometimes be just a little bit risky.

"Indeed, sir. And yet if we were to invite, say, Iran and Syria and some of the other affected countries to sit down for what is, I believe, referred to as 'networking,' it might take some of the pressure off yourself?" "You mean the sort of how-d'ye-do where everyone sits at one of those huge U-shaped tables and makes endless orations all day?" "That would be the general notion, yes, sir".

I mean, the sorts are almost instantaneous, and views, and queries and everything else against it.

However, if by creativity we mean the sorts of things taught in creativity workshops, that last bastion will probably not hold either.

It is by no means the sort of comprehensive effort we saw before 2003".

But vocalising something forces you to think about it, which means the sort of decisions previously taken on autopilot now take conscious mental effort.

So when Pure Digital announced that it would be releasing a high-definition Flip, you might have been forgiven for assuming that it meant the sort of pseudo hi-def that's all too common these days.