Sentence examples for sorts like these from inspiring English sources

But for entrepreneurial sorts like these, welfare doesn't necessarily require a welfare state.

I recommend sticking with it, though, because once you begin to like these sorts of beers you can't help but seek them out.

It doesn't keep me entertained that long, but maybe it's because I don't like these sorts of games.

One of the interesting elements that you see if you look at the Coen brothers' work: They like these sort of elemental figures.

Facebook's PR team seem to like these sort of statistics - another frequently repeated favourite is that 350 million photographs get uploaded onto the social network every day.

If you don't like these sort of clubs, you could join a gay straight alliance instead.

But I do sort of like these "earthy" tones that are grey and beige and taupe and mauve and all sort of look the same.

Well, you see, the whole thing is sort of like these Escher's hands that we see on this slide.

That's why I'd invest in an all-around solid pair of headphones, sort of like these.

SB: When I was in high school I ran a BBS, it's sort of like these services – it was horribly unsuccessful.

"We were in the corsets and look sort of like these gentle girls, and then suddenly, when it got to it, we were like so fierce and like a pack of wolves," James said.