Sentence examples for some sort of idea from inspiring English sources

Always some sort of idea of what comes next.

"It's finding some sort of theme or some sort of idea of the time that guides the choreography," she said.

To give you some sort of idea... well, regular readers of these reports may remember the efforts of our friend Mac Millings to persuade Sergio Garcia to stay at his place near Kiawah during this year's championship.

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"I watched as much of the Olympics as I possibly could partly to give me some sort of idea what it was going to be like," said Britton, who made her Paralympic debut at Beijing in 2008.

At the very least, it would tend to give Gibbs (and his boss) some sort of idea why they have lost so much support so quickly.

Instead of that... we talk about some sort of ideas.

True, there have been some sort-of new ideas in the crisis: the idea that cutting spending is actually expansionary (although Herbert Hoover was all over that), the notion that there is a magic anti-growth cliff at 90 percent debt/GDP.

It's a transition arrangement, a techie thing, that becomes some sort of ideological idea.

Instead, an air of artificiality suffuses them; they are deeply shaped environments, designed to communicate some sort of cultural idea.

And Lars Nilsson dug into the soul of Bill Blass to come up with some sort of Platonic idea of what ladies imagine Blass to be.