Sentence examples for suggest a sort of from inspiring English sources
Depending on how the words connect -- I-you, us-them, his-hers the pairings suggest a sort of face-off or conflict.
These studies suggest a sort of linguistic Heisenberg principle: as soon as you label a concept, you change how people perceive it.
Such deliberate habits in a writer suggest a sort of performance, and Eco has enjoyed showing interviewers around the three studies where he works: one each devoted to reading, typing and writing by hand.
Both the book and the movie suggest a sort of ethnic solidarity that even trumps the rules of the "game," and I suspect that this, rather than the mere casting, is what freaked out some racist viewers.
In fact, they suggest a sort of mission creep beyond the post-9/11 goal of using interrogations to hunt down the al Qaeda inner circle and sleeper cells.
Rare reports from his Paris apartment - Marker is notably shy of publicity - suggest a sort of St Jerome in his Study for the era of HD video, YouTube and Photoshop.
Others have suggested a sort of olfactory jujitsu.
If that summary suggests a sort of epic, it is a short-winded epic.
She did do it to protect Marnie, but her smirk right before the kiss suggests a sort of "Wow okay!
These individuals' growing pains ought to have eased by now, but their behaviour suggested a sort of suspended animation.
"Voyage of Time" is, as its title suggests, a sort of cinematic cosmogony, a lyrical collage that looks at a broad spectrum of natural phenomena artistically and imaginatively.
