Sentence examples for the sort of terms from inspiring English sources

These are the sort of terms that, for better or worse, will define Scolari's second stint as Brazil manager.

Quick and responsive are the sort of terms a Blizzard game is supposed to bring to mind, along with tight, polished, confident and chock full of cool stuff.

Churchill grasped the sort of terms that would likely be on offer from the Germans: the same sort of terms offered to and accepted by Vichy France in June.

If you try to name the sensations that stories deliver, you find yourself with the sort of terms that (if you were a college teacher) you would write "vague" or "ugh" next to when you saw them in a paper: a pang, a shiver, a mental click, or what you might call (if you were a college student) a general sense of "Whoa".

It was the sort of terms-setting that few have dared to ask of network anchors.

The next question deals with the sorts of terms that can be meaningfully associated with an exclusion.

But when it came to understanding autism itself, many of the older kids reasoned in the sort of concrete terms corresponding to the earliest stage of development: a 13-year-old girl described autism as "a disability that makes problems with language" just as a 6-year-old said that autism meant needing help learning to talk.

In principle, there is a natural fit between long-term investors such as pension funds or insurance firms and the sort of long-term loans that borrowers are increasingly seeking from the shadow banking system.

This makes it uniquely able to do the sort of long-term regeneration schemes that politicians like.

Above all, perhaps, South Korea has reaped the benefits of the sort of long-term, government-driven economic planning on display in Busan.

Market mood swings of that sort are not conducive to the sort of long-term capital investment that can sustain economic growth.