Sentence examples for some sort of encounter from inspiring English sources

Secrétan and his friends used to bully the eccentric van Gogh, and the authors suggest that there was some sort of encounter between the painter and the boys on the day of the shooting.

Like Redzepi, Nilsson is a forager – he is also a hunter and expert gardener – and much of his food is designed to bring you into some sort of encounter with its origin.

"Eighty percent of black men in Cook County, before we reach working age, have some sort of encounter with the law.

Nearly a quarter of Americans has had some sort of encounter with the criminal justice system -- mostly for relatively minor, non-violent offenses, and sometimes from decades in the past.

She also pointed out that, since the APD video shows only a brief portion of what Eden claimed was a three-hour standoff, "I don't know if there's some sort of encounter, whether he threatened an officer or a member of the public.

But some sort of modernist encounter with nature was still possible.

At the age of 20, out alone panning for gold in the Canadian wilderness, Troy Hurtubise had some sort of an encounter with a grizzly bear.

The Oregonian reported that over Thanksgiving, while he was visiting a high school friend and political donor in Orange County, Calif., Mr. Wu went outside with the friend's daughter and some sort of sexual encounter occurred.

But the official court transcript of her summation could not be clearer: "I submit it was in that time frame the defendant reclined Thomas Kolman back and staged his body to suggest some sort of sexual encounter".

By Mr. Thomas's analysis, Mrs. Ramsey had grown frazzled by Christmas night 1996 because of "an approaching 40th birthday, the busy holiday season, an exhausting Christmas Day and an argument with JonBenet" over a bed-wetting incident that led to "some sort of explosive encounter in the child's bathroom" that resulted in a mortal head wound.

"It is impossible for a reasonably intelligent guy like Beckham not to have had some sort of revelatory encounter while he was there".