Sentence examples for I sort of am from inspiring English sources

"I sort of am, too," Sharon Harper said.

He replies, "I guess I sort of am".

Natalie, who has perfect teeth, a perpetual smile, great sunglasses and that hateful smug self-confidence that Wendie Malick has perfected in television roles, answers, "I sort of am together".

Most of all, she wants to interact with her reading, judge it as she would life and assess its characters as if "I were playing Snog, Marry, Avoid (let's face it, I sort of am)".

After all, I sort of am a poet, and for the last 11 years I have been spending a month being intoxicated by Edinburgh – floating amid its vibrant arts festival, pouring in to its numerous inns, taverns and well-stocked Scotmid convenience stores, seeking shade under its ominous architecture.

So I sort of am forced to kind of inform them.

I sort of was.

"My dream has always been to be on his show, and I guess I sort of was".

With absolutely no self-pity, I think I sort of was the glue that held the family together".

"I sort of was involved in everything".

I think they thought I was being a hormonal teenager, which I sort of was.