Sentence examples for to put a sort of from inspiring English sources

Somehow he managed to put a sort of majesty into it.

That book, "A Bright Shining Lie," Petraeus recalled, "seemed to put a sort of punctuation mark on the whole scholarship".

"Investors seem to be absorbing the news out of Citigroup and Apple," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist for Prudential Financial in Newark, N.J. "In Europe, finance leaders put a sort of firewall to contain the spread of the debt crisis.

CHIPSTICKS!" – and that put a sort of taint over them.

"We did think of putting a sort of wrapper around the pictures".

You'd have to be a dope to put any sort of money on Spain, though.

Every period is trapped in its own assumptions, ours, too, so I am always trying, without much optimism, to put together a sort of composite of the record we have made that gives a larger sense of the constant at work in it all, that is, ourselves.

Together, they have started to put together a sort of grand unified theory of spam.

With this in mind, I want to put forth a sort of startup time exchange rate proposition.

It is not insensitive to put a cultural center of any sort, that has a place of worship, anywhere in our city.

The president could use his considerable clout to put a stop to that sort of thing, but he hasn't.