of one sort or another
of one kind or another
of one type or another

He was always in trouble of one sort or another.

Growth and construction of one sort or another has been going on ever since.

He had probably told her a lie of one sort or another every time they met.

How long before madness of one sort or another took over?

Everyone here had a curse of one sort or another.

The rest we've provided with clothes of one sort or another.

But we all have duties of one sort or another.

You've got, you know, attacks of one sort or another.

Can we all agree that there is abuse of one sort or another right across the board?

All this House does in response to the various human rights issues around the world is to make demands of one sort or another.

Each is an essay in techniques of one sort or another.

Surely there would be a reaction of one sort or another.

I know a good deal of one sort or another, including French."

Boats of one sort or another have a much deeper history.

The air we breathe is half pollution of one sort or another.

But "every single agency faces a cut of one sort or another and everyone is going to feel some pain," he said.

Most television is dismissed as propaganda of one sort or another.

Fear of one sort or another, Marcus thought, found a place to root in everyone.

Most of the people in the support group have problems of one sort or another.

If the move required violence of one sort or another, she did not shrink from it.

Now, every other French village offers a music festival of one sort or another.

"The Hollywood film is an escape of one sort or another," he said.

Maggie told me you were in hot water of one sort or another."

In 1986, for example, more than half the graduating class received honors of one sort or another.

My husband has known little but grief of one sort or another since he first took them into his home."