Sentence examples for some sort of link from inspiring English sources

"The Roman Catholic authorities decided the best way to belittle them is to claim some sort of link to Chávez".

When my dad died, I used to think I'd have some sort of link to the next few generations of prime ministers.

Spending any time at all on the park was enough to prove to sceptics that there is some sort of link, as does anecdotal evidence of uplifts in inquiries to local sports clubs and lengthening waiting lists.

You could optimistically try to draw some sort of link between the economy, hemlines and pop-cultural artefacts but, in this case, it would look like a cat's cradle gone wrong.

There's "Brooklyn's Finest," "Brooklyn Rules" and "Brooklyn Lobster," and later this week, there is the Art of Brooklyn Film Festival, which runs Aug. 4-12 at St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights and features 45 premieres that all have some sort of link to New York's most populous borough.

The barrister said there was a "shift in support and policies which don't precisely match what we see in the MacTaggart lecture but are not a million miles from them, and the public thinks or people think: well, there's some sort of link between the two".

"Why take a chance that there might be some sort of link-up?" he asked.

Only the previous day, the firm had confirmed that it was in talks with CSN, Brazil's largest steel maker, about some sort of link-up.

To get to conclusions about epistemology, some sort of linking principle is needed.

"I suspect there is some sort of genetic link," she said.

"It attempts to make some sort of circumstantial link between the fact that my father supported Clinton and the charge by some Republicans that the Clinton administration was slow to investigate the money-laundering charges.