Sentence examples for sort of cop from inspiring English sources

We know that she's the sort of cop who gets over-involved but instead of rolling our eyes at the cliché we embrace it because her character has been so convincingly drawn.

Stuart London, a lawyer for Officer Bruder, also said his client was a good police officer -- "the sort of cop who if a prisoner treats him with respect, he'll treat you with respect".

It's a matter of taste, but the movie's real success is the way it shows how Esposito's obsession with the hideous crime is a way of redeeming himself, not for a squalid misdemeanour of his own, as might easily be the case in another sort of cop procedural, but for the simple mischance of being in love.

A business education had made Butts a different sort of cop, his approach informed by elements of corporate strategy.

I was a big fan of gangster movies, Al Capone, and any sort of cop movie.

Homeland ended its best series yet, and there was another shocker, also happening to a sort-of-cop, also female.

Mr. Stein, who is sponsoring the hearing next week with the City Council's Health Committee, said he would accept the statement but called it "a sort of cop-out" because Mr. Botnick would be able to have his say without answering questions.

In the studio, Judge tackled a clip from a new MTV reality show, apparently a sort of "Cops" for young people.

It seems rather like the sort of cop-out that undermines integrity.

Anyway, Obama sort of copped out on earmark reform, basically.

Whether deliberately or accidentally, Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Trump appear to have taken on a sort of good-cop, bad-cop role.