Sentence examples for sort of strong from inspiring English sources

So it has those sort of strong income distribution impacts.

But what sort of strong medicine?By his own admission, Mr Zander does not yet know.

"He's not a Westernized person in any sort of strong sense," Mr. Bhagwati said.

Dylan sang too fast, in a sort of strong, high chant, and he virtually obliterated the melodies — to no purpose.

"It's really all about taking things that don't make any sense and giving them some sort of strong visual meaning.

None of the set's music grew abstracted from the dance impulse; some sort of strong motion always grounded it.

"She's sort of strong-willed and young," Ms. Stewart said.

He radiates a sort of strong-minded, faintly puritanical decency that fits well with his relative youth.

As discussion ensued, the bankers realized that Morgan had locked them in the library and pocketed the key to force a solution, the sort of strong-arm tactic he had been known to use in the past.

Third, rather than compare the 42percentt of respondents who volunteered some sort of stronger gun law to every other response, it might also be helpful to examine those suggesting we make gun laws weaker.

We note that, because of timescale separation, the long term evolutionary dynamics of adaptive immunity can be studied by modeling adaptive immunity as a sort of stronger "innate immunity" with a higher cost.