Sentence examples for uses a sort of from inspiring English sources

He uses a sort of spatial or tactile giftedness that is beyond what any sighted person is likely to have.

He then went on to admit he uses a "sort of" headband in his helmet.

The app uses a sort of spreedsheet display of information, with a powerful relational database underneath.

The retractable pen uses a sort of liquid graphite that only becomes permanent after being exposed to air for three days.

Essentially a tiny PC in a tiny box like other barebones setups, the Artigo sports the latest Nano-ITX mainboard and uses a sort of netbook-level processor, the VIA 1.5GHz C7-D.

Razer uses a sort of squared-off typeface for the key caps, and while readability isn't really a problem (I think we all know where the letters are by now), they have opted to put the shift characters on the bottom instead of on the top, something that bugs me, though it more looks wrong to me than causes much of an effect.

I created a workout for all of us to use, a sort of litmus test to prepare ourselves as well as gauge our progress during training.

The two are equivalent, so rather than having to use scientific notation (or a very small decimal), decibels allow for us to use a sort of simple shorthand for easy everyday use.

"They still use a sort of yo-yo system to punch holes.

"They used this in Dutch painting — the Spanish and the Italians used a sort of rusty brown.

He usually used a sort of fast walk from the bullpen, feigning a running motion by intentionally bouncing his shoulders.