Sentence examples for sort of battles from inspiring English sources

It always had to do with my own internal sort of battles.

With a sure idea of how much or how little it takes to fill a stage with madness — in the sense of euphoria, hysteria, desperation and rage — the choreographer Faye Driscoll's new work explores extreme states, from those found in actual wars to the sort of battles waged on television shows like "Jerry Springer".

These are the sort of battles that the National Center for Science Education and Eugenie Scott have been fighting for decades and that Kenneth Miller fights to keep science textbooks free of ideas that have "failed as science," as he describes in an article in this issue (Miller 2010).

Those sort of battles are not in our religion, nor in our history.

But Woods argues it's often all but impossible to know who's who in the sort of battles taking place in such densely packed cities. "The coalition could not have known and the Iraqi forces could not have known in most cases whether civilians were present or not, and this is a big problem because the laws of war require both distinction and proportionality," said Woods.

"Nobody should confuse these matches with any sort of battle except an athletic one," Love said.

Jeff Ross, Mr. O'Brien's executive producer, said of the gathering competition: "We're sort of battle hardened.

"The FSA can't sustain this sort of battle for very long".

"Ian and I have sort of battled it out the last year," Phelps said.

"That's going to be the sort of battle that goes on," Mr. Mandzy said.

But as money gets ever tighter this sort of battle is going to expand in all directions, public and private.