Sentence examples for stern sort from inspiring English sources
That stern sort turned out to be an Al Qaeda recruiter.
There's a certain spare poetry in those six words, albeit of a rather stern sort.
Sterner sorts have a tougher time.
Teachers at private school are usually more stern about these sorts of things!
"Nice boy," he adds, turning from stern to fuzzy, a sort of Reformation Ozzie Nelson.
These were emblems of Rome as it wanted to be remembered — stern, pious, martial, the sort of people destined to conquer the world.
Toller seems never to be out of ecclesiastical dress and is always sporting a stern side-parting; the sort of haircut he probably had for his first communion.
The figure of Mary in the novel I wrote once the theatre performance had ended is traumatised; her voice is filled with terror and grief, but it is also filled with a sort of stern intelligence.
The newsletter, written by Father Mansfield's successor as pastor, certainly appeared to confirm that Father Mansfield had disturbed the parish with some sort of stern sermon about laxness in attending church.
The film went into general release only after he died, and audiences in the fall of 1926 had their own opportunity to imagine what might have been, as they watched Valentino play not only the son but also the original Sheik, for whose scenes he'd been aged by the makeup department, with remarkable plausibility, into a sort of stern, burnoused bourgeois.
