Sentence examples for some sort of stuff from inspiring English sources

Saul Kripke (1980), Hilary Putnam (1975) and others defended a causal theory of reference on which some terms (notably natural kind terms) referred to some sort of stuff or essence underlying the central uses of the term (see Reference: Causal Theories).

In order to make an authentic New Orleans voodoo doll, you'll need a few basic materials: two sticks, some sort of "stuffing" (such as Spanish moss, pine needles, or grass), string or cord, fabric strips and glue.

The next layer which brings the total diameter to nearly 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) is some sort of fuzzy stuff that's like the gray padding you see in some shipping envelopes -- it looks like lint.

It just puts all of my cortisol or some sort of adrenalin nightmare stuff coursing through my veins.

"That's a really interesting example for me to say, 'Well what are the boundaries?' and try to have some sort of personality around stuff and show that government can have some personality".

Which seems to suggest some sort of video rental stuff coming up soon.

They were only youngsters, but they were looking at self help leaflets, motivation leaflets.… and she was then developing herself as an exercise counsellor and you could almost see this sort of, this sort of mixture of a motivator, an exercise counsellor, a little bit of understanding about cognitive behavioural things and making some changes and that sort of stuff.

There's probably some form of memory that can hold on to that sort of stuff — some frame".

"I think most women have been through some sort of agony with this stuff.

Riot police are fashion geniuses; their constantly evolving uniforms are just about the only thing you can wear that doesn't look like some sort of revival of the stuff people wore 20 years ago.

Some of it was the sort of stuff you could glean directly from Judge Judy; more of it was a simple restating of the obvious in a friendly tone.