Sentence examples for some sort of establishment from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare - he couldn't believe that people really found pleasure in Shakespeare, and took it to be some sort of establishment conspiracy from which he was shut out, whereas Shakespeare was my recourse".

Without the recognition of some sort of art establishment, without the involvement of a serious fat cat or two, the art he has made will most likely remain sitting, partly dismantled, in the barn.

The popularity of fiction set in schools is usually attributed to the fact that all of the potential audience will have spent time in some sort of educational establishment.

Perhaps the greatest misconception about Barack Obama is that he is some sort of anti-establishment revolutionary.

ONE STEP AHEAD Perhaps the greatest misconception about Barack Obama is that he is some sort of anti-establishment revolutionary.

"Perhaps the greatest misconception about Barack Obama," he wrote in July 2008, "is that he is some sort of anti-establishment revolutionary.

This felt like an event almost separate from the album itself, a campaign with no real focus being spun into some sort of anti-establishment art project.

"[P]erhaps the greatest misconception about Barack Obama is that he is some sort of anti-establishment revolutionary.

Modeled on New York City cabaret legislation, the law would require any establishment that offers dancing or more than three live musicians to be registered with the city as a cabaret rather than some other sort of establishment, such as a bar and grill, said Police Commissioner Patrick J. Carroll.

In a safe environment, learn how to deflect knives and perhaps in some sort of military education establishment learn how to take apart a gun.

What sort of establishment was it?