Sentence examples for sort one from inspiring English sources

So unimportant is the pastry base in this particular tart that, unusually in Gallic cuisine, one has a certain freedom to drape whatever sort one likes on top of the apples – because really, it's besides the point.

One might suppose that if one has a taste for discrimination of this sort, one must incur costs if one acts on it (Becker 1971).

He's a cheerful sort, one who has been on so many missions that he possesses a jaded, in-country sense of humor, one that easily ranges from monkey sex to legs blown off by land mines.

"Putty Hill" and "Hamilton" are visually very beautiful and their beauty is of a particular sort, one that is, itself, a reflection on the nature of the medium.

It is also full of touching moments and glorious wit of the sort one only hopes will be in copious supply on the other side.

At drinks beforehand, Mr. McCullough told a story of the sort one hears rather often today – that he appeared to be on some list which made him the subject of particularly stringent security checks at airports.

The music was the sort one hears in elevators in cities far from home.

Definitely for matters of this sort, one can come up with solutions.

Others are willing to accept art of a particular sort, one grounded in observation and sympathy.

The ceiling seemed to be a common, everyday ceiling of the sort one might find anywhere.

At this point Tutorspree's tutoring sessions are all the old-fashioned sort: one-on-one, in-person meetings.