Sentence examples for really the sort of from inspiring English sources

And is that really the sort of campaign voters deserve?

IS DEMOCRACY really the sort of thing we want to see spreading around the world?

Is that really the sort of history the N.F.L. wants to make?

I quite enjoyed that, although it's not really the sort of thing I'd usually read.

But is that really the sort of political leader we want – someone who we've been told is fitting of leadership?

If this is really the sort of highbrow political discourse we're going to have to endure for the next six weeks, count me out.

It's a shame, really, for the sort of product one really needs to experience in order to really understand.

As a result of 'social distance', it was felt that health staff could not really understand "the sort of life that people in Drumchapel are actually living".

Many patients felt that because the GPs did not live or socialise in the area, they could therefore not really understand "the sort of life that people in Drumchapel are actually living".

O Mai really is the sort of place to cause exclamation.

And George W. Bush had never really demonstrated the sort of political ambition that his brother Jeb had.