Sentence examples for sort has been made from inspiring English sources

And indeed, an objection of this sort has been made to the Rawlsian contractualist approach (see section 3.4 below).

Progress, of some sort, had been made.

Claims of this sort had been made before the European tour, but during the mid-thirties they began to take hold.

Declarations of that sort had been made in the quiet times before the great floods of 1884, 1890, 1891, 1897, 1898, and 1903, and they would be made again before 1912, 1913, 1922, and 1927.

Indeed, claims of this sort have been made by both Chihara (1990, 2004) and Hellman (1998).

This is the largest third party implementation of Gears and the first time a search and sort mail functionality has been made available on MySpace.

The president's "tough choice" has been nothing of the sort; a decision has been made to safeguard France's credit-rating but not to find an answer to the structural problem.

It is only when some sort of written record has been made of the oral material that any general studies are possible.

Usually, the boat is smaller — a cabin cruiser, or something of the sort — but the mistake has been made by a fifteen-barge tow.

It's the sort of comedy that "historically has been made for a broader audience, I guess.

Warburton had set a deadline of Wednesday for his future to be sorted out, but no announcement has been made on where he will play his rugby next season.