Sentence examples for using this sort of from inspiring English sources

The other thing that bugged me was the whole time they were questioning us, the lawyers kept using this sort of weirdly heavy-handed emotional language, like "Now, do you promise me you can look at all the evidence before reaching a conclusion?

"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.

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.

They decided they're using this sort of strange process called reconciliation that allows them to pass a bill with 51 votes, not the normal 60.

When she goes to events like this one and starts hollering and using this sort of, just vicious kind of language, I think it really is a... you know, you wind up having to apologize for it".

Phil Woolas, minister for immigration, said last night: "It is deeply irresponsible for David Cameron's shadow home office minister to be appearing on material using this sort of dog-whistle politics.

US experts decided to see which other terrorist groups may have used this sort of device in the past.

Political book titles could sure use this sort of help.

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

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

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