Sentence examples for sort of major from inspiring English sources

At this point, however, there isn't likely be any sort of major structural damage.

He announces it in that kind of momentous voice that suggests he's going on some sort of major, worthy campaign.

The election is by now too near for the sort of major overhaul that electronic voting requires.

"That was the first time I'd won any sort of major event and it was a home Olympics.

As we'll see, each of these phases is initiated by a sort of major decision of strategy or policy on the part of the British.

In his view, what is needed is the sort of major change that comes once in a decade, perhaps, or even just once in a generation.

The military gains have yet to be followed by the sort of major progress toward Iraq political reconciliation that Bush administration officials had hoped for.

On this model, we have to cross some sort of major philosophical divide in order to know what goes on inside other bubbles.

"Having said that, any sort of major naming rights, like a subway station, is something I think they would have to go slowly on.

"Fundamentally, the romantic view that we are going to have some sort of major international rail system does not seem to be realistic".

Norquist was only twenty-nine, and he quickly learned that generating public support for any sort of major change is difficult.