Sentence examples for towards some sort from inspiring English sources

America seems to be inching towards some sort of regulation of greenhouse gases (see article).

It could be misdirection... towards some sort of sexual thing that went wrong.

Can it, for example, move Israelis and Palestinians towards some sort of peace talks?

And making films is my personal therapy, my journey towards some sort of fucking understanding.

"The economic picture is so bad it could push both sides towards some sort of compromise".

They've messed up their lives, but they're encouraged to stumble towards some sort of self-knowledge.

"The internet doesn't need to be saved," argues Peter Van Doren of the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank.Yet governments are moving towards codifying some sort of network neutrality, according to Sam Paltridge of the OECD, a club mostly of rich countries.

Over the course of the year, I think I've discerned that he's working towards establishing some sort of environmental NGO, and man is he doing a lot of research.

[A] weakened empire telling itself stories of its exceptionalism while it drifts towards apocalypse of some sort, fiscal or epidemiological, climatic-environmental or thermonuclear.

You spend a lot more time observing things than necessarily participating in them and I think it gives you an eye for human behaviour that lends itself towards performance or some sort of social commentary, which Coward was fantastic at.

It looked like an even worse call when he made seven league starts in 2013-14 and – stuck with an expensive, apparently bust flush that they could not move on – United were forced to loan him back to Sporting and cover all of his wages simply to begin his regeneration towards being of some sort of value.