Sentence examples for some sort of thesis from inspiring English sources

You see, most English-language readers have come to expect that a piece of criticism will begin with some sort of thesis -- some indication that there is a point being made and a trajectory that heads, inexorably, to that point.

"The Art of Concealment," at the Jermyn Street Theatre through Saturday, is as prosaic as one might expect from its name, which taken together with its subtitle, "The Life of Terence Rattigan," suggests some sort of particularly earnest undergraduate thesis.

Nonetheless, insofar as the constraints of proportionality seem inherently vague, retributivists may have to make some sort of peace with the thesis of limiting retributivism.

Some sort of scam?

Some sort of sex club?

Some sort of managed it.

Then some sort of chortle.

Or some sort of energy?

Some sort of sporting event.

Some sort of superiority thing.

History is some sort of guide.