all-sorts

plural noun

1. a mixture, esp a mixture of liquorice sweets

Idioms and Phrases

see all kinds .

Example Sentences

But the right has taken advantage of the opening that gave them to platform ideas even further to the right than corporate media and spread conspiracies and all sorts of nasty and abusive rhetoric and attacks against liberals, progressives, feminists and Democrats.

From Salon

“But electorally speaking, these are the seeds out of which comebacks are made, and there’s a good chance that Trump is another octogenarian who overreads his mandate and overreaches in all sorts of ways,” Silver wrote.

From Salon

Trump, of course, is as business-friendly as ever, welcoming all sorts of CEO advisers for his governmental transition.

From Slate

“They’re on all sorts of stuff. So it’s very easy for people to make fun of Prop. 65 because you’re like, there’s warnings on my coffee and in my parking garage. But, for us, that made it even more important to be able to go and see if it’s having effects.”

From Los Angeles Times

Like with Ohtani, his low cost and highly touted skill set will lead to all sorts of potential suitors.

From Los Angeles Times