Sentence examples for which is a sort of from inspiring English sources

Which is a sort of justice.

— Rivka Galchen I've just read Tom McCarthy's "Remainder," which is a sort of anti-novel.

I like their eggs Benedict, which is a sort of once-a-week splurge.

Specifically, it is Page Four, which is a sort of anti-Page Six.

Will it someday seem dated like "Interplay" (1945), which is a sort of ballet-lite variation on "West Side Story"?

"Consider a future device for individual use, which is a sort of mechanized private file and library," Bush continued.

Television: I know this is trashy but I love 'The City' on MTV which is a sort-of fly on the wall view of interns in the New York fashion industry.

Epicurus's philosophy contained an important ethical part, which was a sort of enlightened egoistic hedonism.

His fears, which are a sort of hangover from war anxiety, were groundless.

There have only been a handful of purchasable releases so far, the biggest of which was a sort of calling card for the label.

Mr. Lanchester is the author of the wickedly entertaining "Debt to Pleasure," which was a sort of murder confession in the form of a literate cookbook.