Sentence examples for sort of examples from inspiring English sources

"They were sort of examples to us because we had really fulfilling careers and great relationships, but we couldn't really figure out how to fit in motherhood".

What sort of examples and arguments provide opportunities for meaningful engagement from whom?

"One sort-of example would be Everton who won the Cup Winners Cup in 1985," says Mitchell Sandler.

Opinions vary as to just what sort of example "The Big Hack" presents.

What sort of example are we setting by deciding with a lottery who gets a chance?Honestly, as a human being I feel devastated this is even considered.

Most epistemologists reacted to this sort of example by arguing that knowledge is belief that is true and justified and meets some further condition which would rule out the broken-gauge kind of example.

So that's like a sort of example of how you can have a system that really is basically there to enable you to communicate with other people, but then you can use it to be smart in other ways.

When a high-tech giant sets this sort of example, it's difficult to believe in the promise of satisfactory virtual substitutes like telecommuting, online shopping, online entertainment, and -- something that concerns me greatly as a teacher -- online education.

Forget the idea that Britney's job was to set any sort of example; calls for pop stars to be role models, especially in their music, are moralistic cant.

Why, in an opposite sort of example, do the posters for "Phantom of the Opera" call it "Das Phantom der Oper," when, in this particular instance, everybody would understand the original English?

Many incidents in the programme could easily be taken out of context – something the staff at Passmores Academy in Essex found out last time around, when the Daily Mail ran an article about the first episode of Educating Essex headlined: "What sort of example is this to set our children?