Sentence examples for some sort of hell from inspiring English sources

"That sounds like some sort of hell, actually.

This house is built on some sort of hell mouth so it features both normal zombies and hell-dimension zombies.

What remained in the short story was the idea of a guy going off to some sort of hell realm and coming back infected with the violence he'd found there and then that violence bleating over onto those he loved … the idea that you can't train the mind to do Thing A ("be wrathful and terrifying," say) and then tell it to drop that knowledge when it suits you.

The guilt, the recriminations, the self-flagellatory might-have-beens; to say I am living through some sort of private hell would be an understatement.

I'd been assuming some sort of Ofsted-style taxonomy of hell, but one likes to have the exact wording.

And Kerobokan prison is wrongly – and insultingly – portrayed in magazines and books as some sort of Dantesque 7th circle of hell.

You knew this was coming, but it still speaks to the nature of our wonderful little system we have here that a man who had become the public face of an organization that passed along information that probably should never have been kept away from the citizens that information purports to serve was branded as some sort of chaotic evil malcontent hell-bent on, what, exactly?

At least, that's the idea behind the NBC comedy The Good Place, which follows the trials and tribulations of four recently-deceased weirdos in the Good Place (a sort of heaven, with a surprise twist), the Bad Place (a sort of hell), and some spaces in-between.

And then, tenants said, a sort of hell broke loose.

This marriage may be a sort of hell on earth, yes.

Adam Perry Lang, who labors at the excellent Daisy May's BBQ in Hell's Kitchen when he isn't working in a different sort of hell's kitchen as the executive chef at Robert's Steakhouse at the Penthouse Executive (strip) Club on West 45th Street, said he was happy to explore the mysteries of Porkette.