Sentence examples for sort of clean from inspiring English sources

And I was wondering, what do you see as the major hindrances to building this sort of clean energy system in America?

Novels usually depend on "a kind of propulsive plot, a very energetic sort of clean line" -- and she doesn't see reality that way.

There's little extraneous about her songs, the sort of clean, efficient country-pop most likely to be covered by any number of aspirants, in honky-tonks or on "Idol," for decades to come.

He said: I'm not sure how helpful it is for me to address that because coming here I have the great opportunity of being given a sort of clean slate.

Exhibitors will throw their hats in the air and cheer when they see its effect upon their audiences, for in addition to its unquestionable box-office value, it is the sort of clean, wholesome, gripping domestic drama which will do the reputation of the whole industry a world of good.

Rather than in the French section of Montreal where there was a great deal of life and ferment, I lived in the west end of the city in a sort of clean, English conservative manner and I went to public school, in the English sense.

So, for as long as I'm in the business of writing mental health material, I need to keep a sort-of clean image.

Either is exactly the sort of light, clean liquid experience you want to wake up to.

He has the sort of clean-cut, genial, edgy but never-too-edgy image that gets record executives excited.

The pressure on One Direction to conform to the sort of clean-living that Jesus's disciples would find a little stringent is even more intense, of course.

I am the sort of clean-cut, gainfully employed person who makes mom and dad relax and realize, "Our baby will be safe here".