Sentence examples for practically any sort of from inspiring English sources

The Dexters come from Ireland, are scarcely taller than big dogs, & can stand practically any sort of cold weather, & can do on practically any sort of pasture, including underbrush.

The results are radical turns at high speeds as its high-torque electric motor drives the vehicle over practically any sort of terrain; thus its name.

In fact, in sullen moments I blame almost everything on the vertical integration of the broiler industry — the way some people trace practically any sort of mischief or natural disaster back to the Central Intelligence Agency, and some people, presumably slightly more sophisticated, blame everything on the interstate-highway program.

In doing so, he helped enable the Majority Leader to pursue his fallback strategy: getting practically any sort of measure passed and tossing the details of reform over to a Senate-House conference, which would deliberate in secrecy, with little input from anyone outside the G.O.P. leadership.

Moreover, since dogmatism, as understood by Fichte, unavoidably implies a strict form of determinism or "intelligible fatalism," whereas idealism is, from the start, committed to the reality of human freedom, it is also practically impossible to reach any sort of "compromise" between two such radically opposed systems.

Or any sort of stand, really.

What? "Any sort of disorder.

"No. 2, any sort of bluish light.

Any sort of idiot-jazz will do.

Nor is any sort of stable policy.

I publish any sort of book.