Sentence examples for sort of plays from inspiring English sources

If you were to guess what sort of plays he wrote from his demeanour, you would plump for dynamic comedy.

She sort of plays the villain but is drawn as such a wonderfully obnoxious tweeting teen that you can't help being amused by her.

Lines such as these will remind Byron's readers that when, on a visit to Soviet Russia, he had encountered an Intouristguide, a Shakespeare-denier who insisted that the plays could never have been written by a grocer from Stratford, Byron had cheerfully replied: "They are exactly the sort of plays I would expect a grocer to write".

Similarly, market share is always the goal but if there isn't enough organic growth and you are simply cannibalizing the dying competition without generating new business, that sort of plays back into the Battipaglia Warning scenario.

Perhaps only Jack Nicklaus, who says of McIlroy: "He's probably not playing his best, and he also has a set of golf clubs that he's having trouble getting used to, and one sort of plays off the other.

I've shot the series trying to achieve an aesthetic that sort of plays with your mind.

"I just sort of played," he said.

That sort of play highlights his strengths.

You are sort of playing with your own chemicals".

We were sort of playing when I took this photograph.

"The maples are just sort of playing at it".