Sentence examples for uniform sort of from inspiring English sources

Generally, writing programs are no more harmful than patronage has been through the centuries, and their chief deficiency — producing a uniform sort of competence — is too well known to require further warning from me.

This brand of vitriol is reminiscent of the days, two decades ago, when fanatics demonstrating against the Oslo peace accords brandished pictures of Yitzhak Rabin wearing a kaffiyeh or a Nazi S.S. uniform — the sort of images that appealed to his assassin.

The young men in the USA uniforms -- sort of like the people in that class photograph -- are in middle age now, some faring better than others.

Truman didn't wear uniform, so was in a suit, and Churchill was in his sort-of uniform, a lightweight thing soldiers might wear in the desert.

People wanted what they knew, so I decided to just choose a uniform, which was sort of like choosing a set list.

I couldn't wear a uniform after this sort of thing took place, and it is not what I believe in and I hope it is not what the establishment believes in".

The T-shirts and hoodies emblazoned with nationalist and far-right symbols (Polish eagles, Iron Crosses) and slogans ("Stop the Islamization of Europe") have become a uniform of sorts for a growing segment of Polish youth.

Soon, I realized his outfit was a uniform of sorts that a bunch of American guys in the town were wearing.

Soon I realized his outfit was a uniform of sorts that a bunch of American guys in the town were wearing.

Another popular belief that an alternative, darker future would hold warring people, thus if you choose this you would dress in some sort of uniform, probably with shielded helmets (paintball helmets look fitting) and a lot of camouflage or other uniform clothes.

A simple t-shirt with the club's logo or name might suffice and is an affordable way of developing a "uniform" of sorts.