Examples of using To be a sort in English and their translations into Italian
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due to what seems to be a sort of muscle atrophy.
who seems to be a sort of Spartan quintessence of contemporary rock productions.
seems to be a sort of alter ego of the same Christina.
Finally, our fellow Members from the Baltic wanted the Baltic to be a sort of pilot project enabling us to move more quickly,
The Cultural Hero seems to be a sort of demigod son of either the sky god
I acknowledge and agree that the European Parliament temporary committee does not claim to be a sort of‘European super-court'
Her whole life can be said to be a sort of“Eucharistic” communion, communion with that“Bread come down from heaven”, given by the Father for the life of the world.
some consider the Presidency of the European Council to be a sort of président in the manner of an executive Head of State,
does it not believe that, alongside the so very modern-sounding monetary policy, there ought in the short term to be a sort of revival of what I would call the rather older strategies,
At first, Theophilatus was reluctant to accept what seemed to him to be a sort of exile among people he considered much less cultured than the Byzantines.
Thus, an adventure that tries to be a sort of“poetry moving deep in your heart”,
it is used to being a sort of scapegoat- has done its duty by stressing to Member States which support the DNA criteria- the broadest criteria- that labelling must be clear,
Seems to be a sort of chitinous substance.
He wants to be a sort of complaint.;- Baribal.
I'm going to be a sort of cultural adviser.
Now we have Mr Nassauer introducing what appears to be a sort of environmental blasphemy law.
EU: Macron in Strasbourg,“there seems to be a sort of European civil war”.
In short, the critic-curator has to be a sort of Superman!