Sentence examples for sort of lives from inspiring English sources

It sort of lives on its own".

But a play sort of lives in you.

We live very segregated sort of lives, really.

We need to think as well of the sort of lives these 'saved' babies will lead.

"He sort of lives in a grudge-free zone," said John D. Podesta, a co-chairman of his transition team.

I'm not questioning the details of appearance and anatomical structure, but the context, the hints at the sort of lives his subjects led.

The influential columnist HL Mencken declared: "It reveals, in cold-blooded, scientific terms, the sort of lives millions of Americans are leading".

I didn't think that the opportunities for describing the sort of lives that people would live with this fear of touching others hanging over them were exploited enough.

That's why my hat is off to Jerry Hall, the intelligent Texan and mother of four, divorced from Mick Jagger, who still sort of lives with her.

The Lynds' close-up account of a class-stratified industrial community was enormously successful — even the curmudgeonly H. L. Mencken said, "It reveals, in coldblooded, scientific terms, the sort of lives millions of Americans are leading".

It may sound perverse, but the book clearly struck a chord: it became an instant bestseller.Time, pleaseCertainly a majority of American families with school-age children now lead the sort of lives described in the book.