Sentence examples for some sort of sickness from inspiring English sources

But the daily interaction between trackers and primates, like the presence of tourists, comes with the risk that the trackers might infect gorillas with some sort of sickness.

Keamy is also informed by Captain Gault that Keamy and his mercenary squad may be suffering from some sort of mental sickness, a notion Keamy dismisses.

The idea that non-cash costs don't count is usually the sort of sickness you see here.

It's an odd, out-of-body sort of sickness: though you're acutely aware your movements are getting slower and your emotions less rational, there's nothing you can do about it.

When he feels sick or has some kind of sickness in his body, alright he needs this sort of treatment [shooting].

Bring along a a car sickness emergency kit: water bottle, mints, mint gum, a nausea wristband, saltine crackers and some sort of ginger.

It's almost always there, however slyly or covertly or even unconsciously, however 'sympathetic' the person: the attitude that homosexuality is somehow undesirable, some sort of twist or malfunction or failure or maladaptation or other kind of psychic sickness.

Some sort of scam?

Some sort of managed it.

Then some sort of chortle.

Or some sort of energy?