Sentence examples for once the sort of from inspiring English sources

I was once the sort of graduate that Teach First now aims to entice into teaching.

In genteel Cheltenham, once the sort of town that supplied the Church of England with its most dependable members, people can go and drink in the Pulpit, another ex-church.

Tillman was once the sort of snarky wag who operated above sincerity, deploying "our endless progressive tendency to scorn", as he puts it on I Went to the Store One Day, the penultimate song, sung with particular tender force.

At the same time carworkers in South Korea, once the sort of hard-working, poorly paid competition feared in the West, succeeded in abolishing night shifts at Hyundai and Kia, two big firms.But it is probably only in America and Britain that labour is flexible enough to have a good chance of persuading companies to reshore production.

(I firmly believe that, in this world of ever-diminishing irreplaceable resources, using a line only once represents the sort of wastefulness our society can ill afford).

With its gritty industrial architecture and raw cement floors, Williamsburg once offered the sort of dump that only an artist could love.

These instruments, he writes, can produce once again "the sort of awe that radio astronomers must feel when they detect echoes of the original 'big bang' still reverberating through the universe".

The writer and critic Simon Reynolds once pegged the sort of isolationist grooves associated with the crew's output as nu-IDM or art techno a less-than-generous reflection of a form of post-dubstep techno that is barbed and awkward, favoring idiosyncrasy over cohesion and danceability.

For early image theorist, Roland Barthes, it's a two part answer: studium, the quality in a photograph that displays the "given cultural meanings that we understand at once," provides the sort of contextual understanding that allows us to read into the image itself.

She was once described as the sort of woman a travelling salesman always hoped would answer the door.

Government planners and foreign aid donors once feared just the sort of anarchic construction Canaan and Jerusalem represent unzoned, unregulated, untitled and dangerous.