Sentence examples for that sort of setting from inspiring English sources

Not that I blame them, it's perhaps hard to make visual things come to life in that sort of setting.' Next weekend, however, he'll be hoping to give a talk at Port Eliot on photobooks.

That's a pretty ambiguous statement, what does it mean to you? Deserts are an ideal landscape in which to place a lone figure, and the sense of loneliness of the person is reflected in that sort of setting as well.

That sort of setting yourself apart will make you a lot of enemies in a place like Whitehall, and Hilton's barely concealed sense that the normal rules don't apply to him – that Daddy Dave will always have his back – has infuriated many, and led to a systematic campaign of leaks against him.

"As far as the U.S., in the 1930s, we started to see bamboo bars, then restaurants including Trader Vic's, Don the Beachcomber (the one in the Huntington Beach is a distant cousin of the original), the Coconut Grove nightclub, Stephen Crane's Luau; these are the places that sort of set the mold of what was to follow.

That sort of sets the tone".

That sort of set-up has been adopted in Chile and Sweden.Another convert is Hungary.

There is a right way and a wrong way to react to that sort of set-back.

That sort of set the scene for me and when I chose to go to university, which was Kings College London, I continued to show all sorts of symptoms of incompetence in the lab while I was a student there.

If you think about physics — the way experimental physics goes and theoretical physics, very often, some discovery will be made in experimental physics and that sort of sets off the theoretical physics for years trying to understand what was actually happening.

The two-wheel vehicle in general came about because of an extreme horse shortage, and I think that sort of set the tone.

"I just loved what I heard and that sort of set my course," Kamae explained to the Honolulu Advertiser in 2010.