Sentence examples for sort of code from inspiring English sources

"The Nashville literary community went into a sort of Code Red situation".

In the victim's pants are two notes written in some sort of code.

This sort of code allows the speaker to express anger, contempt or outright disagreement without making the emotional investment needed to do so directly.

They seem always to fear that "simplification" is some sort of code word for raising their taxes while reducing someone else's.

Marketers have a sort of code for talking about this -- they talk about how the young athletes they promote have "heart" or "passion".

I often get spam messages that contain some sort of code or sequence of numbers on the far right side of the Subject line.

It was an apt discussion for a show that itself represents a sort of code-switching for the network, known as BET.

I needed some sort of coding to bring sense to the rotations of the cube, so I used the simplest and strongest solution: primary colours.

Confronting a critic who sees Ozu as a traditionalist disgusted by western ways but prevented by censorship from saying so, he writes: "After all we've been through, I'm not going to let Late Spring be turned into a sort of coded gazetteer of nostalgic militarism".

In his nomination speech, Mr Bush attempted to assuage these fears by stressing that Ms Miers can be relied upon to follow the law rather than "legislat[e] from the bench"—a sort of coded message to activists that she will be a reliable vote for their cause.

"We didn't really hold out any hopes we would be able to read the message because the sort of codes that were constructed to be used during operations were designed only to be able to be read by the senders and the recipients," said GCHQ historian Tony, who asked that only his first name be used.