Sentence examples for sort of wording from inspiring English sources
The DUP deputy leader, Peter Robinson, said Mr Blair and Mr Ahern had set out their understanding of Sinn Fein's position and the sort of wording the republican movement might use to declare the end of paramilitary activity.
He curses the Insert key on a computer keyboard, "a sort-of words Pac-Man" whose purpose no one knows.
Are those the sort of words that cause panics?
Could that sort of word-of-mouth campaign also power a Hollywood blockbuster?
("Little" has not been the sort of word Trump reacts to well).
You can have your cake and eat it and make a sort of word trifle out of it too.
It's the sort of word that, if you hear it spoken at all, is often uttered with resigned sarcasm.
"You sort of just squeeze those together and make some sort of word that has those consonant sounds.
Two of the aides were at the desk, playing some sort of word game on the computer screen.
Here is Twain on those infamous compound words: The dictionary must draw the line somewhere — so it leaves this sort of words out.
