Sentence examples for some sort of position from inspiring English sources

Cole said the factors behind radicalisation varied from person to person, but often included "some sort of glamour, some sort of position in society".

Gooden talked to Steinbrenner Thursday night, and they agreed that in due time, Gooden will have some sort of position with the organization.

Supporters believe that the former governor, a long-time energy company middle manager with North Carolina-based Duke Energy, will get some sort of position in the new administration.

I emphasize this only because it's still what interests me the most — it was my taste and curiosity and innate disposition as a reader and writer that led me to chafe against this particular status quo, rather than some sort of position taken intellectually to begin with.

How much income each has, the expenses of each, what each wants to earn by gaining some sort of position, how much it costs to live in Paris or to marry a daughter to a desirable husband are all central concerns in Balzac's world.

This was Michelin, as Observer restaurant critic Jay Rayner puts it, "born in an age of venerable paternalism", trying to reassert itself in a web 2.0 world: "Naret's strategy, quite smartly, was to cash in whatever brand value they had, expand quickly, and see whether they could establish some sort of position".

The majority of the proposed clustering algorithms for VANET depend on some sort of positioning service, usually on a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) such as GPS or its alternatives.

All the images suggested some sort of extreme position, but some suggested a kind of liberty, an abandon.

Mr. Brisseau holds some sort of unique position in contemporary movies -- a crazed classicist in whom the moralist exists quite peaceably alongside the voluptuary.

Mr. Reid wants to come up with some sort of leadership position to recognize Mrs. Clinton's standing as one of the party's most popular figures, and aides said he was confident that he could arrive at something with sufficient muscle to appeal to her.

My natural reaction against the Council is based on its name; "The Blog Council" sounds like it owns blogging or has some sort of superior position over the medium, where as it is nothing of the sort.