Sentence examples for some sort of ultimate from inspiring English sources

Big Star was some sort of ultimate guitar band, I guess.

A central conceit of the field has long been that creating human-like intelligence is both desirable and some sort of ultimate achievement.

Punks latched onto that photo of him flipping off the camera and got really hooked on this idea of Johnny Cash as some sort of ultimate hick badass (I realized today that much of what I hate can be summed up by the phrase "badass"), but I don't know if Johnny Cash was as dark a person as people like to see him.

Heim can appear to be bypassing the question of whether there is some sort of final, ultimate eschatological salvific state that the proponents of various religious perspectives will all experience, emphasizing rather that many distinct religious paths can liberate people (produce salvation) here and now (Peterson et al. 2013, 333).

A feeling remains that aphasia is a sort of ultimate disaster, which, in effect, ends a person's inner life.

The usual term in Christian usage for this sort of ultimate hubris is "the sin of Lucifer".

Standish rather lamely suggests it "can be seen as a sort of ultimate metaphysical retreat to the womb".

This new sort of ultimate 24-hour Grand Prix race is also, therefore, changing the kind of driver the event requires, according to de Chaunac.

Here now is the V8 Vantage S, a different sort of ultimate Vantage road car compared with the former holder of that distinction, the V12 Vantage.

Critics, and all wine journalists, should owe no allegiance to the wine industry, nor accept the notion that consumption of any wine achieves a sort of ultimate good.

Interactive displays include a song-mixing area and a recording booth where visitors can sing along with classic numbers in a sort of ultimate karaoke experience.