of sorts造句
(1) He was out of sorts physically , as well as disordered mentally.
(2) John's feeling is thoroughly out of sorts this morning.
(3) Tom was a doctor of sorts.
(4) He's always out of sorts early in the morning.
(5) He offered us an apology of sorts and we accepted it.
(6) I had a conversation of sorts with a very drunk man at the bus stop.
(7) He managed to make a curtain of sorts out of an old sheet.
(8) It was a meal of sorts, but nobody enjoyed it.
(9) She's been out of sorts since the birth of her baby.
(10) He made a living of sorts selling pancakes from a van.
(11) She was tired and out of sorts by the time she arrived home.
(12) Louise went back to work feeling rather out of sorts.
(13) She wrote a will of sorts.
(14) Quinn returned home that evening out of sorts.
(15) This decade, however, has spawned a rebirth of sorts.
(16) It is her holy grail of sorts.
(17) It was a gamble of sorts on both sides.
(18) Only Nina was out of sorts.
(19) Paul Miller is feeling a bit out of sorts.
(20) This strangeness has an explanation, of sorts, but this book is for aficionados only.
(21) So we come to a crossroads of sorts, an intersection of rice sticks.
(22) Would he remain out of sorts as he struggled to readjust to Test rugby?
(23) They cultivated work of sorts, trading in hashish, black market currency, and smuggled radios and other consumer goods.
(24) A compromise of sorts was reached: it was said that he was paid off with ten thousand dollars.
(25) The directive to write a farewell letter of sorts begged several other questions, too.
(26) He's a pied piper of sorts, being somewhat successful in drawing young people to the hate movement.
(27) Freed from electoral politics, she became an oracle of sorts.
(28) I've been feeling tired and headachy and generally out of sorts.
(29) Are you feeling all right? You look a bit out of sorts.
(30) Thus in the intermingling of news and commercials we have a struggle of sorts between two different orientations.
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