Sentence examples for some sort of problems from inspiring English sources

Problems are a part of any relationship, and you will have some sort of problems no matter who you love.

If you've checked into this roadside motel, odds are you have some sort of problem.

We cannot pretend that this is some sort of problem that we can walk away from".

No matter what frame of the film it is, I always have some sort of problem with something I did.

Jackie had some sort of problem with his leg, and usually walked no farther than he had to.

"But my worry is that the saturation of such stories risks equating all Muslim converts with being some sort of problem when the vast majority are not".

For human finitude and limit, our embodiment, ought not to be expressed as though it were some sort of problem, as though it were a lack or flaw.

I was 27, running a little business at General Electric, about $5 million with 12 employees, and I was having some sort of problem.

If Mr Sharif were to become prime minister after the elections in May, might the army want to dish up some sort of problem to distract him from the start?

The world will be shocked by these revelations but, at the same time, lots of people have said there was some sort of problem in 1988 and I was set up.

By Thomas McGuane John Briggs was made aware of the fact that some sort of problem existed for his friend and former schoolmate Erik Faucher by the sheer accident of a request for information from their former class secretary, Everett Hoyt, who in the thirty years since they'd graduated from Yale had hardly set foot out of New Haven.