Sentence examples for some sort of entity from inspiring English sources

Apparently referring to a Palestinian state, he said only that at some point "there will be some sort of entity that will be established".

Note that any view that accepts a nonduplication principle for some sort of entity is ipso facto anti-haecceitist.

In this sense the meaning of a statement, for instance, is not merely something contained in the consciousness of the speaker who makes the statement or even some sort of entity that exists outside of his or her consciousness.

Regardless, if you have capital invested in your business, you'll need some sort of entity to avoid being unfairly nicked for that 2.9% Medicare tax on every penny you earn.

On the other hand, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, in remarks on Tuesday, seemed deeply equivocal about a Palestinian state when he said that, in his lifetime, "there will be some sort of an entity that will be established".

I think that sometimes people view the military as some sort of monolithic entity that seeks to trample on the rights of the news media to cover sensitive issues.

Whether or not Satoshi is a real person, group of people, or some sort of government entity is important.

One of them reports seeing some sort of ghostlike entity outside the ship.

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Another competing celebrity, Emma Parker-Bowles, the Duchess of Corwall's niece, said on the show that Cox "was penetrated" by some sort of paranormal entity.

If you aggregate the data, you would need some sort of national entity that would do that".