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

Harman says that she doesn't "know how much steeper a climb" it could be to getting some sort of gun safety legislation, and that the events in Boston "diluted the moment".

"Danny seemed to get some sort of encouragement that he was near release".

"I guess I grow older, or I acknowledge the reality now – people just want to get rich or to get some sort of dignity in life.

I want to find out who dragged me into it and try to get some sort of justice".

"Monday is a day for us to focus on the victims, and to get some sort of justice and relief".

I thought of each strip as self-contained, trying to get some sort of resolution at the end of every page.

"I have a job offer" carries some weight; "I might be able to get some sort of job offer" does not.

By seeming to slow any hint of a rush to war, the diplomatic gambit may make it easier to get some sort of motion through the Senate.

"The structure of the exercise allows people to get some sort of 'aha' moment that is very mobilizing to them," Dr. Lahey says.

It's been consistently brilliant in its first three seasons, and tonight we're set to get some sort of glimpse at the fourth.

And I think the only way to get over abuse is to start on that path of forgiveness towards the abusers, or to get some sort of resolution.