Sentence examples for some sort of counter from inspiring English sources

The Bears struggled to get a consistent push in the run game, which is why it's no surprise that virtually all of their successful runs involved some sort of counter or misdirection action.

"So there has to be some sort of counter.

And so with Brand, whose call to arms has already passed through so many stages that I now see he has been tactically forced into some sort of counter-self-parody – making a video in which he shouts things that rhyme with Parklife at himself.

You might be saying to yourself that this is some sort of counter-piracy measure but nay, this has nothing to do with DRM or copyrights.

After diagnosis, the doctor would prescribe different treatments, some of which were simply turning the dials on the box to create some sort of counter-disease effect.

And when it turns out that the alternative therapy that the system tells you doesn't work actually does work, then it's completely uninteresting for the person in question to discuss whether it has an effect or a placebo effect, whether it's healing or some medicine that falls from the sky, or whether it's some sort of counter-reaction, as long as you get back to work.

Expect some sort of counter-attack.

The backside of the device seems to contain some sort of rolling counter that likely either keeps track of call duration or gives you the time.

But it is not some sort of high-priority counter-terrorism priority, as some have suggested.

Amis describes it as "the imaginative use of information, whereby the pervading fantastic nature of Bond's world ... [is] bolted down to some sort of reality, or at least counter-balanced".

Kingsley Amis called this "the Fleming effect", describing it as "the imaginative use of information, whereby the pervading fantastic nature of Bond's world ... [is] bolted down to some sort of reality, or at least counter-balanced".