Sentence examples for sort of ideal from inspiring English sources

(An empty schoolyard, a place without play, is an odd sort of ideal).

"It's the city founded by Dido, a sort of ideal world society.

The show mistakenly supposes that Redbridge, a place that doesn't really exist, is some sort of ideal paradise.

Sue Anne joked that she herself had become a sort of ideal mother-in-law, gardening and taking care of the pets when her friends went away.

When scouring online archives for books, Green sees his role as "creating some sort of ideal library, or at least the weirder miscellaneous section".

Open Sun-Thurs noon-9pm, Fri-Sat noon-9.30pm This is the sort of ideal English coastal pub you expect to encounter only in a Famous Five book.

What sort of ideals have been affirmed by the Iowa caucuses?

Watching his speech on the subject now, one is struck not only by his words but by the expressions on the faces of the people who are listening — really listening, it appears, to words thoughtfully spoken: What sort of ideals have been affirmed by the Iowa caucuses?

Correspondingly, there seem to be less and less folks who enter the faith based NGO world because of some sort of ideals or values related to serving the poor, or fighting for justice, or building peace.

Prepared correctly, they are the very definition of a sort-of platonic ideal for food that my brother-in-law Matt once coined "Coto Soti".

Clearly these sorts of ideals are designed to make us faffers feel bad.