Sentence examples for some sort of wonder from inspiring English sources

Those who claim that shale gas is some sort of wonder fuel that can that tackle climate change are seriously misleading the public – the reality is that it is a dangerous distraction from energy efficiency and clean renewable energy.

It is neither the 'thesis' (the claim by the manufacturer that the medication is some sort of wonder drug) nor the 'antithesis' (the claim by someone who blames all their problems on the medication) but rather a 'synthesis' (a sober analysis of both positive and negative aspects)." Very sanely put.

But now Van Gundy looks like some sort of coaching wonder.

When it's all finished, Jaimie tells us that there will be some sort of Stevie Wonder music video to go along with the piece.

Gaze in a state of peacful awe as the video's hero struggles with his own inner demons, fading in and out of of some sort of icy wonder world made of lichen and fairy dust or something. .

I cinched it at the waist with one of my dad's belts, put a scary streaky mascara face on, and I was some sort of ghoulish wonder bride creature type thing.

There's a countdown timer on some sort of Web site, wonder what that means….

Perhaps Facebook and Yandex could come to some sort of partnership around Wonder, such as a revenue share or allowing it to use Facebook data in exchange for more promotion of Facebook on Yandex.

One stop got rave reviews all around: the Big Gay Ice Cream from New York, New York, serving up horchata perfection and some sort of ice cream wonder whose title may have had the word 'pimp' in it -- hard to say, because by then, the name-dropped bubbly had thoroughly left its mark.

"Should the Chicken be wearing some sort of jersey combo?" wonders Matthew Clark.

McG, by the way, was keeping mum on the subject of the Governator's involvement, although given that the T800 looks likely to make some sort of appearance, one wonders if it might not end up looking rather like Arnie.