Sentence examples for that very sort from inspiring English sources

One of the things that a lot of gay people aren't comfortable acknowledging, not for all of us, but for many of us and you interviewed that very sort of hetero-normative, straight guy with the butch voice is that, for a lot of us, we're kind of a mix of masculine and feminine qualities and traits, and I find that mix and that tension, really hot.

This paper tries to address that very sort of question: why so much HGT among prokaryotes?

He published a magazine that promoted the very sort of nationalist-Communist mélange that Zyuganov himself had adopted.

In order to escape the mayhem, and get some fresh perspective on it all, you might consider turning off the evening news and instead immersing yourself in the world's greatest and wisest novel, War and Peace, a book that offers the very sort of insight and inspiration we most need in this moment.

Moreover, these jobs happen to be the very sort that are being hollowed out by globalization and the technology revolution: high-paying, skilled, blue-collar work that cannot be outsourced or done by robots.

Spindly, sallow and boastful, he is the very sort that you are not likely to find in a TA regiment.

They're big, assertive, highly fruit-extracted, the very sort that American wine critics and enthusiasts have come to look for over the years.

GOAL! Nordsjaelland 0-4 Chelsea (Ramires 89') Penetrative intricacy by Chelsea, the very sort that Nordsjaelland have lacked in an otherwise splendid performance.

It's a shame, as both writers touch on interesting questions about how we think about those issues, questions of the very sort that Adams has been trying to address in her blog posts and tweets.

Consolmagno is an astronomer — a planetary scientist for the Vatican observatory, in fact — who specializes in asteroids and meteorites, the very sort that may well have been the famous "star" described in the Gospel of Matthew.

Today, another multibillion-dollar weather disaster -- the very sort that scientists have been predicting for years would increase in frequency and intensity as the planet heats up -- is now bearing down on the American East Coast.