Sentence examples for sort of breed from inspiring English sources

I am from the same sort of breed as David Haye, where I have got belief, self-confidence.

All those influences make a hybrid mix, but it's the sort of breed that's unkillable; it's the common language.

"To talk about us as if we are a sort of breed of dogs, a species I think he calls it … the danger is if you start taking such a deterministic view of people because they have got a number attached to them, in this case an IQ number, they are not going to rise to the top of the cornflake packet, that is complete anathema to everything I've always stood for in politics".

To establish the stock, he and Laidlaw decided to use 'bitches of any sort of breed'.

"It has been sort of bred into people," says father of five, James McLaughlin.

I love California and Southern California in particular — even though I grew up on the East Coast, so I was sort of bred to hate it.

What has garnered the Heck cattle more press attention than might otherwise be afforded to a gathering of aggressive livestock is that they were sort of bred in Nazi Germany.

"There are all sorts of breeds available for adoption and rescue," she said.

To the English — and I've lived in London for thirty years — Americans are a sort of mutant breed, whose optimism is a sure sign of emotional aberration.

Instead of examining photos of humans, Fetch tries to figure out what sort of dog breed is represented in a photo.

The Russians are trying to buy the scandalous photos to "own" the future president (sound familiar?) while the billionaires run alt-right websites (mentioned once, in passing) and hire a hitman who is an ex-Nazi turned some sort of odd breed of only-in-the-movies Christian who whips himself and mutters scripture at every turn.