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Meanings of have a sort in English

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Usage of have a sort in English
1
Sometimes extremely upper-class people -some - have a sort of reticence.
Radio NZ
2
The porch, and horse above it, have a sort of sacred character.
Pickwickian Studies
3
In our Rainbow Club we have a sort of game of tag.
Georgina of the Rainbows
4
I suppose you have a sort of national church with official clergymen.
Looking Backward, 2000 to 1887
5
You folks seem to have a sort of grudge against our cooks.
The Black Box
6
But here's a plan and section which have a sort of significance.
The Postmaster's Daughter
7
We have a sort of general armistice and everlasting strife of individuals-Ah
Vittoria — Volume 5
8
I have a sort of sense of ownership over what happens in Iraq.
The Guardian
9
Troitskosavsk and Kiachta have a sort of husband and wife singleness and duality.
Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar...
10
The only way is to have a sort of nebulous faith.
A Beautiful Possibility
11
I have a sort of dread of what will come next.
The King’s Curse
12
By the way, Marr seems to have a sort of power of divination.
Flames
13
Surely this kind of light must have a sort of value.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
14
Men -gay and straight - have a sort of reverence for her.
The Irish Times
15
Beasts often seemed to have a sort of second sight-horsesparticularly.
The Shuttle
16
You have a sort of diabolical ingenuity, not intelligence so much as cunning.
A Poor Wise Man
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United States of America
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