Sentence examples for some sort of negative from inspiring English sources

"Jim has said that I can turn any compliment towards me around as some sort of negative".

"We're following a hypothesis that the victim and the assailant had some sort of negative interaction at a previous employer," Lt. Geoffrey Morgan of the Branford police said.

The story was picked up by NME, under the headline "Jack White: 'Lady Gaga's music is all image with no meaning behind it.'" "I don't like my comments about Lady Gaga's presentation being changed into some sort of negative critique of her music," White said on Wednesday.

I'd likely develop some sort of negative Pavlovian response to such stimuli.

"I'm furious with the attempts to smear Mike Parker and Plaid Cymru and to try to make out that there's some sort of negative or racist attitude on our part when what he was doing was speaking out against racism.

To help avoid being mislead by the first type of bias, it is advisable to use some sort of negative control, e.g. a simple atom count, to provide a baseline that the performance of more sophisticated fingerprints can be compared to [15].

"If it is something that, let us say, comes out as if he is either insensitive or coopted, that could lead to some sort of a negative impact," said Hossein Ziai, director of Iranian studies at the University of California at Los Angeles, who has met with group members.

I learned that everyone has some sort of most negative thought about themselves beneath the surface.

"I've been told a number of post-Olympic athletes go into some sort of depression or negative frame of mind.

I'm not saying we are in some sort of depression or negative frame of mind but after you've competed at such a level, post that competition, mentally you are a bit fragile.

All the aerodynamic surfaces, from the front wing through the sidepods to the diffuser and rear wing, create some sort of force, either negative or positive.