Sentence examples for sort of term from inspiring English sources

At its core, the problem is this: if it is the speaker's intentions that determine the meaning of a particular sort of term, then what prevents the speaker from using that term in a highly unexpected manner, one that intuitively strikes us as betraying a significant degree of linguistic incompetence?

It was the sort of terms-setting that few have dared to ask of network anchors.

He seemed to have come to some sort of terms with it.

Would a more understanding President have made some sort of terms with Castro?

Churchill grasped the sort of terms that would likely be on offer from the Germans: the same sort of terms offered to and accepted by Vichy France in June.

These are the sort of terms that, for better or worse, will define Scolari's second stint as Brazil manager.

Quick and responsive are the sort of terms a Blizzard game is supposed to bring to mind, along with tight, polished, confident and chock full of cool stuff.

Whatever the situation, it is one that almost everyone close to Merle — with the possible exception of Debora, who is known to be testy and (understandably) possessive at times — has come to some sort of terms with.

'Over the years I've had to think about my father's anti-semitism because I had to come to some sort of terms with it,' Nicholas told The Observer.

"He is hugely experienced and will add a huge amount of weight in all sort of terms to our pack as well as bringing his own individual ability,".

" I think the most vulnerable companies will be those that have raised the most money and given out these sort of terms in their last round or two.