Sentence examples for some sort of object from inspiring English sources

FOR syndrome sufferers, Mr. McFarlane may be some sort of object lesson, a cautionary tale.

But autopsy results released today showed that they had been beaten to death, apparently with some sort of object.

A popular way to make art in recent decades has been to collect many examples of some sort of object and exhibit them all in a more or less orderly fashion.

So part of what Schleiermacher means to convey here is some sort of immediate cognitive relation to some sort of object, namely the universe as a single whole.

We notice that all observed instances of some sort of object have had a certain property and we infer that the next object of that kind will have that property.

A cellphone video shows Kinsey lying on the pavement while his patient sits cross-legged next to him holding some sort of object in his hands.

The object creating the supersonic sounds and the shockwave signals could arguably be some sort of artificial object.

It is unusual to find ancient graves without some sort of funeral objects—ornaments or weapons or receptacles for food, signs of rank or distinction, or equipment for the journey to the other world.

To project mainstream appeal, Roberts's books typically feature her name, in big letters, and some sort of inanimate, totemic object (cattails, a lighthouse, a shrimp trawler), rather than what she has called "nursing mother" covers — "when she's falling out of her dress, and he has his mouth on her tit".

I'm also not a fan of having to unscrew tiny screws and then finding some sort of small, sharp object to pop out the battery.

"I think it makes it look more like a product, like some sort of mass produced object," says ColorOrgy.