Sentence examples for some sort of police from inspiring English sources

"Or should I say, they have some sort of army, some sort of police force -- but only some sort".

"If there are big headlines about some sort of police violence, not even misconduct," he said, "without question that would drive up the disapprovals across the board".

He was not handcuffed and the arrest took place so quietly that other French passengers said they hadn't even noticed Strauss-Kahn, just "some sort of police issue that delayed the flight".

A few years later one of those cops asked him to photograph some grow houses as they were being busted so they could submit pics for some sort of police award.

So there is some sort of policing mechanism.

I felt like this was some sort of law, and the proportion police would snatch me off the streets the moment I stepped outside in the wrong outfit.

Authorities also requested that scenes showing the Mexico City police in action should be replaced with some sort of "special police force".

"At some point it's going to add up to some sort of strange police blotter sketch if all these things in my films are true," he said.

QUESTION FROM YAZZO: Hendrik, I hear people say things like the Vatican should be "shut down," as if this is something easily accomplished by some sort of global police squad.

When they found her, she and the other preteen suspect were hiding out in a bathroom with some sort of "goblet," police said.

And yet -- another sign of where we were heading -- anyone who suggested that this wasn't war, that it was a criminal act and some sort of international police action was in order, was simply laughed (or derided or insulted) out of the American room.