Sentence examples for sort of pieces from inspiring English sources

He also became second string critic for the Sunday Times (1948-89), and was notable for his purple patches when inspired, enthusing about much and deprecating the mandarins' cheers for atonal music and the sort of pieces that encouraged instrumentalists to make squeaks and burps that previously they had tried not to make when learning to play.

It is interesting that style.com would describe the collection as "Artfully swagged dresses in checks and ikats, often with bras or bandeaus worn on the outside, looked like the sort of pieces a sapeur's date might wear" when only two models in the show looked anything like a sapeur's date.

But "The Visitors" is not the sort of piece to test your patience or your mood.

But in a book, the same sort of piece by the same author starts to become repetitive.

But "Which India Matters?" was just the sort of piece I like: big issues, big ideas, forcefully expressed.

It was just the sort of piece that "The Daily Show," and its ongoing "Indecision 2000" election coverage, revels in.

Mr. Heginbotham, with his gentle, elfin appeal, doesn't really have the kind of overweening stage presence needed for this sort of piece.

I also felt that it elliptically told the story of his last years in L.A. I could sort of piece together his scene.

That takes adjusting to.With luck, NRC Handelsblad will translate this latest column into English, it sounds like the sort of piece a wider audience would enjoy chewing over.

It is a thoroughly conventional setting of a short poem by Pushkin, the sort of piece every 14- or 15-year-old composer-in-training turns out.

Before I can interview him, he starts asking me questions – what do I do, what sort of piece do I want to write?