Sentence examples for sort of large from inspiring English sources
"And you had to carve some sort of large piece of meat".
That is the sort of large, impersonal fact we can start to understand and explain scientifically.
So when Natalie rings I ask her to bring her hair straightener, and she says, "Like, it's sort of large".
It's often what I can only call an intellectual concern – some sort of large issue I've got very interested in.
The top half looked like a sort of large skullcap with a petal-leaf pattern dangling from it.
"These are all, we would say, sort of large cliché titles," he said, "but they are not able to articulate all the specifics".
"The sort of large-scale projects that run for years are not easily funded," he explains.
They will need access to foreign countries in order to build the sort of large-scale operations that make money.
"The Bassarids" is precisely the sort of large-scale operatic spectacle in the grand tradition that would flourish at the Met.
In Puerto Rico, Trump offered no reassurances, no concrete pledge of the sort of large-scale rescue-and-reconstruction projects that are urgently needed.
… I'm actually less worried about this sort of large-scale operation than I am about smaller, more pervasive erosions of civil liberties, like airport security, theaters, and warrantless wiretapping.
