Sentence examples for out of a sort of from inspiring English sources

It came out of a sort of naivety".

Nauman's work is often borne out of a sort of creative emptiness, studio activity – and inactivity – becoming its focus.

So really we are trying to make the best out of a sort of untimely frost-bitten vegetative foetus from the Low Countries.

But much of it came out of a sort of joke club in the Vatican called the Bugiale — the "fib factory".

An enemy may simply be someone who, out of a sort of emotional exhaustion, has avoided the effort, the complexity, the pleasure – all the ambiguities of friendship.

He considers "The State of Things" much more cerebral than his other work, "as it came out of a sort of depression".

In fact, he clearly saw the way his territory stood out as a sort of oasis of green in a sea of yellow and gray.

Some authors pointed out the existence of a sort of "anorexic voice", an inner entity disapproving patients and being sometimes overwhelming in respect to their sense of the self [ 117, 118].

It now actually marked out a clause, you know, it marked out a sort of consistent logical bit of writing.

Over a period of seven years, he managed to coax out a sort of sense of sight.

Since the book came out, a sort of fledgling internet culture of vocal introverts has emerged.