Sentence examples for some sort of rule from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, some sort of rule is necessary, and testosterone appears to be the democracy of sex discriminants: the worst except for all the others.

"I work directly with my hands when it's the best way to make the works, not because it's some sort of rule".

I was excited and aroused and, because of the ban, felt like I was breaking some sort of rule (again, always the biggest turn on).

The report, commissioned by 12 Democratic lawmakers in September and released Monday, says that e-cig manufacturers are taking advantage of a loophole in regulatory law (and by loophole, they mean that there's not a law yet) and are marketing their products to children for as long as they can before the FDA (or Congress) imposes some sort of rule on them.

The hitch, alas, is the believers those folks who say and do such silly things because they follow scripture like it's some sort of rule-book written by God.

"But even today, if a kid messes around, you have to have some sort of rules".

Consequentialist pacifism is usually grounded in some sort of rule-utilitarianism.

Let's try and work toward less of this ugliness, and failing that, figure out a way to share in a community of people who respect some sort of rules about discourse.

The Supreme Court will kind-of, sort-of rule in favor of gay marriage (I fully detailed this prediction in an earlier column, for those interested).

This means that the Lib Dems are in principle in favour of some sort of surplus rule.

Now, some sort of leverage rule seems certain.