Sentence examples for with certain sorts from inspiring English sources

An emotion is a type of feeling (fear or joy, for example), directed toward a particular external object, with certain sorts of bodily expression.

Bloom: Peter, you're saying that as the culture has shifted, it has become less accepting of certain kinds of personalities with certain sort of clusters of traits, even if the person functions reasonably well.

The problem with thinking that certain sorts of feelings are necessary for evil character is that an evil person might routinely cause serious harm to her victims without any accompanying feelings.

The problem with thinking that certain sorts of feelings, such as feelings of pleasure in another person's pain, are sufficient for evil character is that these sorts of feelings might be involuntary and not endorsed by the person who has them.

It is not motivated by a particular kind of fascination with a certain sort of imagery.

Finally, there's the antiquarian ghost story which is associated with a certain sort of Edwardian Englishness.

The first eleven years of my life came rushing back to me with a certain sort of rage.

In Newtonian mechanics, a "clock" (or a "good clock") is a physical system with a certain sort of dynamical structure.

"It does coincide beautifully with a certain sort of scepticism if you are of that turn of mind," he explains.

THE choice of John Bryson to be Barack Obama's second commerce secretary has not gone down well with a certain sort of Republican senator, who notes that he embodies two of their pet hates: tree hugging and internationalism.

There is also a reference to northerners who speak "with a certain sort of tough, scuffed and striven fluency", preferring the "slap, twist and thud" of their own speech to "the slur, sting and snap of near neighbours".