Sentence examples for that certain sort from inspiring English sources

He concludes, "I think the closest you can come to a homosexual metaphor in his films is to identify that certain sort of camp humor".

I just think she should learn that certain sorts of candour are not smart".

Turing was thereby able to exploit something akin to the paradoxes of self-reference ("I am lying") and show that certain sorts of Turing machines could not exist.

A study published this month in Cell Metabolism, however, suggests that certain sorts of workouts may undo some of what the years can do to our mitochondria.

Thus, many relationalists maintain that to say that space is infinite is to say that certain sorts of infinite arrays of material points are possible (even if, in fact, the world contains only a finite amount of matter).

He's got enough in his background to give him the confidence to be able to make the kind of grandiose statements that certain sorts of rock fans love.

To call religion a language-game is to insist that certain sorts of practices – church attendence, praying, lighting candles, going on pilgrimage – are the background against which religious claims make sense.

In some ways, this wasn't surprising: the Tories are in opposition rather than in power, Barker was forgiven by David Cameron whose leadership he has long supported closely, and after the Portillo affair and The Line Of Beauty, it may be that the British public has got used to the fact that certain sorts of gayness have long prospered in the Conservative Party.

In other words, quantum cosmologies provide a measure of likelihood that certain sorts of universes exist.

Instead, he suggests that certain sorts of feelings might also be sufficient for being an evil person (Russell 2010, 249).

His argument is designed to show that certain sorts of alternatives to Plato's own account of knowledge must fail.