Sentence examples for uses the sort of from inspiring English sources

This wonderfully crisp starter uses the sort of raw ingredients you're likely to have knocking about after Christmas.

The piece uses the sort of simulated textures and patterns one finds in wood-grain wallboard, ersatz stone facing and marbleized shelf paper, but without disguising their falseness.

They note in reply that in De Anima iii 5 Aristotle uses the sort of language he tends to reserve for the unmoved mover of the Metaphysics xii and Physics viii, and further that De Anima is best regarded as a work of biology with a focus on ensouled material beings, including plants no less than human and non-human animals.

Rorty imagined a planet of beings exactly like us except that they never use the sort of language of inner states that we do, but simply report on their brain states.

He said: "We mustn't use the sort of language that the Gang of Four used.

These days, few commentators would use the sort of language he did.

Thomas Leung, using the sort of porcelain soupspoon found in Chinese restaurants, pressed it gently along Ms. Goldberg's spine.

In a statement on the matter, Fox News used the sort of language that comes with distressing departures.

Using the sort of rock analogy of which he was fond, Soler told Adria's biographer, Colman Andrews, "Ferran was Frank Zappa".

But there's been a big move from CBeebies to have the characters use the sort of devices that children use now.

PAUL LEONARDI: And the tools that companies are already using, the sort of productivity tools that they're already using are going to become more social.