Sentence examples for sort of collection from inspiring English sources

I want to write one or two more stories this semester and then revise the pile of older ones sitting on my desk into some sort of collection.

It raised so many unanswered questions not only about what sort of collection the museum contained but about the family as well.

The stage is made up of luminous cubes (some filled with water), suggesting a sort of collection of Petri dishes in which Kayleen and Doug cultivate their own self-baffling personalities.

In a sense, the book is itself a sort of collection – of anecdotes, of second-hand stories – that, while it is chatty and informal, is at the same time a serious attempt to put in order what we normally regard as trivial: slips of the tongue, mis-spellings, a dropped pot or stubbed toe.

After the dust settles, I envision the paid internet as a sort of collection of walled towns, or city-states.

Some philosophers of mathematics hold that proper classes still constitute unities, and hence can be seen as a sort of collection.

These sorts of collection shows can be relentlessly sycophantic, but this one is redeemed by its idiosyncrasies.

It was a sort-of amusing collection of outlandish caricatures, quirky catchphrases and semi-decent sight gags that probably outstayed its welcome at the time, and is definitely doing so now.

Not only churches benefited from these sorts of collections, as the bishop offered indulgences to those who helped build bridges at Brampton, Rockingham, and Aynho.

Buck's wives seemed another sort of specimen collection.

He goes on to say that it is not the idea of the Opry which offends him, or the calibre of its music, but the way it is being run, as a sort of haphazard collection of performers.