Sentence examples for sorts of helps from inspiring English sources

The principal resources through which human beings may learn to draw advantages from adversities are fortitude, prudence, worldly knowledge (rerum experientia), and all sorts of helps (auxilia), such as material means, friends, authority, bodily strength and practical experience (exercitatio) (De utilitate, OO, II, 12a).

It sort of helps me be a better photographer".

So it sort of helps me have a normal life.

"It just sort of helps me remember, O.K., I'm not doing that," Mr. Reid said.

"And so it gives me this feeling of freedom and it really sort of helps me on a creative level to think and to imagine a child audience".

And that way you know, you know, you can go and flirt with them on the phone and it sort of helps you meet people in a bar.

He continues, "GIF has become a style of art, and I think the book sort of helps legitimize that idea.

The paint sort of helps the snail.

"He sort of helped put us on the defensive".

(Though if you want some of that, sort of, help yourself).

But Sam really sort of helped me understand the techniques to do it.