Sentence examples for usually some sort of from inspiring English sources
They think Vodou is about sorcery, maybe love magic, usually some sort of sinister practice".
TOIL AND TROUBLE We'll go home and put on music, usually some sort of alt-rock-slash-dance-music.
We're both quite joie de vivre personalities so if we spend more than six hours together, there's usually some sort of federal crime.
Generally speaking, all theatrical productions have certain elements in common: the performer or performers, their acting in space (usually some sort of stage) and time (some limited duration of performance), and a producing process and organization.
There's usually some sort of local pageant, dance or festival to attend, and many other activities are arranged on demand, from photography classes to tai chi, cycling or horse-riding.
However, when somebody else is doing the teaching, there is usually some sort of comment about class going on too: "My mother was a social worker, fresh from Cheltenham Ladies College, working in Hoxton," Hughes recalls.
The null usually negates some sort of dependence (usually causal dependence) that is claimed by the hypothesis under test.
*** In most cases, separation walls are imposed, usually by some sort of authority, and usually against the wishes of some, if not all, affected inhabitants.
Mr Clinton is interested only intermittently in foreign affairs, usually when some sort of peace deal is in the offing.
Sign up for tHisbestyle VisE, delivered to yousuallyx daidentifiable
But usually with some sort of fanfare.
