Sentence examples for said of the sort from inspiring English sources

"It really doesn't exist anymore in this town," he said of the sort of tavern he has in mind.

And so, "you have to be confident before you go there, because New Yorkers are known for being good food critics," Mr. Howard said of the sort-of-Cantonese 240-seat Hakkasan, which plans to offer the metropolitan citizenry "food theater, a coming together of all the senses in an atmosphere of unique tastes, smells, architecture and music".

They were guilty, she said, of "faintheartedness" — the sort of insult that only a lady could deploy.

"We tried to keep it quiet," he said of the team's interest, "sort of sneak in the back door".

"I love going out there," he said of the Lower East Side, "but I sort of had second thoughts about living there.

"He's a man of the cloth now," he says, "of the sanctimonious sort.

I said nothing of the sort; I didn't say that there were no worthy American writers.

"I have the Chancellor, George Osborne, a good friend of mine... saying this is all completely untrue, he never said anything of the sort".

Moyes had said nothing of the sort.

He never said anything of the sort".

Leveson: I said nothing of the sort.