Sentence examples for sort of neutral from inspiring English sources
"I think you can assume it's going to be some sort of neutral color".
"It was played in Cleveland, an odd place, but some sort of neutral site".
We often imagine that the court serves as a sort of neutral umpire controlling the warring political branches.
A Russian policy-maker remarked, incredibly, that if Hungary became a sort of neutral bourgeois Sweden, that would "present no problems" for the Soviet Union.
Obama is such an obviously gifted and charismatic public speaker but he goes into this sort of neutral zone where he doesn't engage.
Bill and his people offer trousers in twill, poplin, and chamois, and in all sorts of neutral colors, ranging from khaki to British khaki, cement to mushroom, and also weathered red ($115-$115-$165
But if the responses are to help adjudicate between competing theories, the responders must be more or less theoretically neutral, and this sort of neutrality, we suspect, is rather likely to be vitiated by philosophical education.
Later, he described himself as wanting to be "sort of a neutral guy" when it came to the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
"I am very gender fluid and feel more like I wake up every day sort of gender neutral," she previously said.
He makes good use of London as a sort of muted, neutral stage for those ideas; Barcelona, however, he treats, in effect, as a character, but one that comes off as a ludicrous stereotype.
