Sentence examples for some sort of permission from inspiring English sources

—Steny Hoyer, a Democratic congressman from Maryland "We can disagree in a way that is not mean spirited, hateful and so full of anger that people feel that they have some sort of permission to treat their elected officials as expendable".

The EMBL team, however, still apparently has hopes of reposting the information if they get some sort of permission.

With that being the case, we'd hope that the developer got some sort of permission from Zynga and co.

Each gave some sort of permission.

My ensuing silence was apparently some sort of permission to let him finish, but it felt like I had no choice in the matter.

"One of the oddest things about this event was why it didn't occur to either scientists or reporters to consider whether some sort of permission was required to publish the HeLa genome" (Powledge 2013 ).

"It's just a big box .The Institute for Justice, which has been doing (ahem) the lord's work with respect to occupational licensing, recently released a paper on the scourge, which estimated that one in three workers need some sort of government permission to do their job.

Until/unless Apple builds in some sort of iCloud permissions dialog that allows for the user to grant a service like Sunrise access to data (sort of like the way Facebook handles Facebook logins within apps), however, this is the safest route they've got apart from.. you know, not existing.

It's a sort of permission to find fantasy in food, especially sweets.

He states that "when we look at nature, we receive a sort of permission to be alive in this world, and our entire bodies get recharged".

If your friends at work become obese, even if you don't gain weight yourself, you might become more accepting of obesity as a normal state — and unconsciously transmit that signal to your family members, who would then feel a sort of permission to gain weight themselves, knowing they wouldn't face any sort of censure from you.