Sentence examples for some sort of need from inspiring English sources

Do you think there is some sort of need for people to focus the mind in this way, even though they think they want more and more stimulation?

"We raised the money earlier so we're prepared in case there is some sort of need for a liquidity provider at scale," he told TechCrunch.

"There has to be some sort of need for independent trust guarantees," he said, which requires that a marketplace be filled with people who don't trade often with each other and has goods that are not trivially cheap to replace if fraud were to occur.

"Sir, can I talk to you?" Ah, such a Chicago moment, this stranger's penetration of my solitude, almost certainly to discuss some sort of need.

When you're looking for a product, are you hoping for a joke or information on something that will really solve some sort of need?

"Even when I was in my young teens, I felt like some sort of need to use my art to share a different reality," she told VICE.

The exchange would begin with one clan giving another tribe or clan a present with the expectation of some sort of needed commodity being given in return.

"I need some sort of motivation.

Guys that go into law enforcement either have some sort of autistic need to keep things in order or a hard-on for chaos.

He added that if Sarah hadn't had a job or had some sort of special needs, the arrangement might have been different.

"The biggest worry I have would be some sort of health-care need," he said.