Sentence examples for produce a sort from inspiring English sources

They produce a sort of hysteria.

The surface is entirely covered with impressed or incised lines, short, slanting, and parallel, arranged in either horizontal or vertical rows so as to produce a sort of comb pattern.

One or the other of these levels of explanation may suffice to produce a sort of local sense that is enough for practical purposes or that forms an adequate basis on which to make predictions.

While normally matches between the two produce a sort of call-and-response of guttural utterances, Djokovic has rarely made a peep, leaving Nadal's vocals as a solo track.

And then maybe somewhere down the line it'll become so popular it'll make financial sense to produce a sort of paper-based spin-off from the website, in the form of a weekly magazine filled with comic strips.

"They have been able to produce a sort of moral deadlock between the poor administration of Allende and the atrocities of Pinochet, as if there were some sort of cause and effect relationship between the two".

Here's a good example, although I'm surprised it took them a couple of weeks to produce: A sort-of-shot-for-shot recreation of filmmaker Hollis Frampton's Manhattan time-lapse, "Surface Tension". A 160-second excerpt from Frampton's 1968 film, most likely shot on 16mm, was all the rage on the Web earlier this month.

This produces a sort of "grating" which acts as a prism.

Minna's mother only produced a sort of high, keening sigh.

There is produced a sort of illusion if a contract to labor ends in compulsory labor in a prison.

As the activist blogger Gigi Ibrahim reported on Monday, ONTV has even produced a sort of trailer for the security crackdown.