Sentence examples for very sorts from inspiring English sources

China seems intent on nurturing the very sorts of landscapes and consumer attitudes that produced the Hummer.

In fact, ending subsidies, if it leads to the modernization of agriculture in the developing world, is likely to destroy the very sorts of communities the pro-trade left seeks to support.

Mr. Halperin called that argument specious, noting that the Supreme Court has made it difficult to file general claims on such matters, instead requiring the very sorts of specifics that the department has been unwilling to provide since Sept. 11.

The very sorts of social dramas that had previously been sidelined became common coin, first in the so-called New Hollywood of the seventies, and nowadays in the sorts of off-Hollywood and independent films that didn't exist, and couldn't have existed, then.

It's curious that some of the most vociferous critics of the internet – those who predict that it will produce generations of couch potatoes, with minds of mush – are the very sorts of people who are benefiting most from this wonderful, liberating, organic extension of the human mind.

You look in the mirror in the morning and you think, 'I'm already shaving again!' " The principals are all in late middle age now, jowly and graying, and have in some ways become the very sorts of people they used to poke fun at.

"You're being very sort of, grave".

"It was very sort of cold.

Thirties hat, velour, very sort of clochey.

He had a very sort of business approach.

It felt very sort of flat and barren and stark.