Sentence examples for sort of voyage from inspiring English sources

It is a sort of voyage of life, opening with a painting of a young couple building a house and starting a garden.

I love how everyone travels back to their parents' house on Christmas Eve, like some sort of ritualistic voyage.

No, she says, she is recently widowed — here she looks down at the table, hoping to convey muted grief — and this is a sort of healing voyage.

Still, she added: "I realize the company has invested in us; we're sort of the maiden voyage, and everyone is watching to see how this goes.

So this voyage was sort of an antidote to our speed-obsessed society.

A voyage into the unknown that conjures more questions than it answers … That's what we were told to expect from Ridley Scott's long-awaited sort-of-Alien-prequel Prometheus, with a script by Lost writer Damon Lindelof.

The main focus of Voyage is puzzle-solving.

The puzzle aspect of Voyage met with mixed responses.

This novel focuses on the very sort of details that Woolf had deleted from The Voyage Out: credible dialogue, realistic descriptions of early 20th-century settings, and investigations of issues such as class, politics, and suffrage.

On his last voyage on the Loberte he was sort of a poor man's V. I. P.

Wine Enthusiast: A look at the sort of wine and cocktails the passengers drank on the maiden/final voyage of the Titanic.