Sentence examples for sort of a man from inspiring English sources

What sort of a man was he?

What sort of a man was Darwin, as seen by this biographer?

What sort of a man are you if you have to go to such lengths to prove your masculinity?

Young Mr. Latimer was the sort of a man that mothers in general were prone to encourage as an escort for their daughters.

At times, says the Independent's Donald Macintyre, the law lord's verdict "[bordered] on what looks like naivete". What sort of a man is Lord Hutton?

Willy Loman wondered in anguish what sort of a man can't give his wife and family the good things in life.

Well, there is no answer, because he is not an essence but a long story, with lots of damn-close-to-a-man, sort-of-a-man, just-about-as-good-as-a-man, might-as-well-call-it-a-man, before we get to man — and we're altering, too, even as we argue.

Well, there is no answer, because he is not an essence but a long story, with lots of damn-close-to-a-man, sort-of-a-man, just-about-as-good-as-a-man, might-as-well-call-it-a-man, before we get to man and we're altering, too, even as we argue.

But for $199 a month you sort of expect a man with a mansion, a hot tub and hyperbolic claims of double-digit returns.

It's just that plane fatalities are sort of a man-bites-dog story (whereas the 32 Americans who died of dog bites last year were not).

Because that does not sound like the sort of thing a Man of Science would say.