Sentence examples for to drive some sort of from inspiring English sources

It also contained worrying signs of trying to drive some sort of wedge between armchair fans and match-going ones (notwithstanding the fact they are often one and the same).

I assume you're usually trying to drive some sort of behavior, whether it's making a purchase, trying out a new feature, reactivating an account, or whatever.

Others have argued that the media or black people are actually to blame for Hammond's case not receiving more coverage -- that both parties are interested in covering police misconduct only to drive some sort of racial division.

This creates a temperature differential, which could be used to drive some sort of engine.

One is driven to some sort of synthesis just to try to make sense of it".

The movies like to present portraits of artists who create great works all at once, driven to some sort of divine (perhaps substance-enhanced) frenzy in the dark hours of the night.

Seems like just yesterday we were fifty and trying to figure out how to dress, what car to drive, what sort of laptop to use.

As the new season opens, CEO Willie's daughter Sadie learns to drive, sort of.

She then visits the rap group La Comera in their neighbourhood and learns to drive, sort of.

It was enough to drive a certain sort of person in insane--and it did.

It's apparently sufficient enough to drive all sorts of media organizations to hopeless distraction in their attempts to exclude the candidate from debating.