Sentence examples for takes some sort of from inspiring English sources

On other occasions, it takes some sort of shock, such as the collapse of Lehman Brothers, to set things off.

It takes some sort of cautious confidence to be like, "I'm not OK" or to admit something that you're afraid to acknowledge — first and foremost, to yourself, because saying it out loud means it's real.

The Big Data argument speaks quite clearly for itself: the better a brand knows its customers, its interaction with those customers becomes more meaningful, ultimately increasing the likelihood that the customer takes some sort of action whether it be a purchase, a positive review, a recommendation or otherwise, and repeat that action in the future.

At least he's taken SOME sort of action.

Take some sort of bold action?

Consumers must take some sort of stand.

He added, "We have to take some sort of action".

Perhaps taking some sort of revenge on the Employed?

Other than England, many European leagues take some sort of break around the Christmas holidays.

But what about the urge to take some sort of action?

I always try to take some sort of risk in fashion.