Sentence examples for where a sort of from inspiring English sources

She travels to South Dakota, where a sort of abortion-debate experiment is taking place.

But the Valley seems to have made an exception for cybersecurity, where a sort of Wild Wild West has taken hold.

Or you can go the opposite route, as is done at Hakkasan in Midtown, where a sort of special-forces squadron of dim sum creates traditional dumplings with a level of precision that might be expected at an imperial Chinese banquet (with prices to match).

In books three and four of his bulky scientific-philosophical encyclopedia, The Opinions of the Philosophers (De'ot ha-filosofim), written around 1270 and still unpublished, Falaquera quotes a number of passages of the Brethren concerning mineralogy and botany, where a sort of mixture of Aristotelian doctrines and alchemy can be found.

Unfortunately, this is almost the only place where readers of "A Sort of Homecoming" will get any.

I have been "absorbing" people – their voices, their mannerisms – all my life, to the point where I am a sort of Frankenstein of different people.

Early in the film we learn of Joshua's unusual ability to know where water is, a sort of Horse Whisperer for H2O.

The first would be generated by a BBM broadcasts where someone creates a sort of self-fulfilling meme.

Then again, these cars may be better cared-for in the U.K., where they attract a sort of cultish following, which could make the added investment somewhat sensible.

"The dress will go through a process where it becomes a sort of 'jerky' and will be archived.

My reporting took me to the Avalon Rare Earths Ltd site in Canada's frozen Northwest Territories, where there is a sort of 21st century gold rush underway.