Sentence examples for sort of alter from inspiring English sources

When she did, she discovered in the character her own sort of alter ego.

Ms. Ringwald, in particular, served as a sort of alter ego for many girls.

Whether these assumptions that I have are really true, and maybe I could sort of alter my worldviews a bit by sort of going through the facts, the data, and sort of build up your worldview from that.

As for her father, Professor Mallach, he is portrayed as a sort of alter ego to Justin -- another enormously gifted but fatally self-absorbed physicist with a similar proclivity to anger.

De Voto serves as a sort of alter ego for Foreman — the critic in the playwright's mind, the character who doubts the artistic process even as he becomes an integral part of it.

It was an extraordinary film in which he used two Jewish rappers from the adjacent town of Bat Yam as a sort of alter ego or Greek chorus to express his sense of being an outsider - not because he is an Arab, but because of his personality.

This production from the SPLIT BRITCHES COMPANY is set in a rental clothing store, a place where two women (portrayed by Ms. Shaw and Ms. Weaver) have a chance to multiply into all sorts of alter egos, masculine and feminine.

It's another sort of altering of the view that people have.

The film would feature new "super zombies" that had been "pumped up on some sort of alter-essence steroids".

"A chief of staff is sort of the alter ego of the president," Mr. LaHood said.

But since he's sort of an alter ego, he's sort of ageless.Q.He's supposed to be the embodiment of what Johnny wishes he could be, so it should be O.K. if he's a little more, shall we say, mature.A.Or less mature.Q.You were noticeably press-shy during your original run in the show, for the eight performancesyou played in the fall.