Sentence examples for uses this sort of from inspiring English sources

Everybody nowadays uses this sort of means to their various ends.

Zeilinger says the result might have other unexpected uses: "This sort of thing opens up people's minds and suddenly somebody has an idea to use it in quantum computing or something".

Political book titles could sure use this sort of help.

At one time, most states used this sort of financial need-blind approach.

I use this sort of distancing humour all the time as a way of coping with her.

"I know I am not the only banker using this sort of language," said Ross McEwan, new boss of Royal Bank of Scotland this week.

Democrats hope to use this sort of research to thin the percentages of blacks in many of the districts created after the 1990 census.

Clinton has never appeared comfortable using this sort of language, which could, in any case, put off some of the big donors she needs to finance her campaign.

If the Bush administration were to use this sort of diplomatic jujitsu on the ruling clerics, it could convulse their world.

Do you think it was acceptable or unacceptable for the Daily Mail to use this sort of language about Ed Miliband's father?

The organization of a bill in this way was not new, since music hall and variety theatres had used this sort of planning for many years.