Sentence examples for perhaps with the sort of from inspiring English sources

But somehow – perhaps with the sort of illicit tactics a digital app store invites, perhaps not – the title exploded in popularity, bringing in money and millions of players.

They are characters that might be based on real-life prisoners who shared their stories with the author, perhaps embellishing their tales with the sort of flight of fancy that we might now describe as quixotic.

You get a lot of attention, but perhaps not the sort of attention you want.

Perhaps it was the sort of thing that Dewey understood, years later, when he said, with great clear-sightedness, "Dick Nixon's got the same trouble I have.

Perhaps this is the sort of thing Rodolpho likes?

Perhaps he is the sort of American right-winger that the rest of the world can do business with.

Perhaps you are the sort of person to whom hats always look blue.

In the end, perhaps kindness is the sort of word for which a definition is unnecessary.

Then (we're guessing) Scamander spends the rest of the movie getting his beasties back, perhaps with some sort of magical proton pack equivalent.

But perhaps you're not the sort of person who likes being pointed at.

Certainly not with glasses (they're a pain, easily lost or broken, expensive, and dorky), but perhaps with some sort of lenticular method.