Sentence examples for Say sort from inspiring English sources
All of this is, lexicographers say, sort of strange.
On the evidence available now, I'd say: sort of, but not really.
In the middle of a party, he'd say sort of languidly "Pinkie, hand me my snake".
"These are all, we would say, sort of large cliché titles," he said, "but they are not able to articulate all the specifics".
Me go to college?" If, on the other hand, the character held a degree, you were allowed to say, "Sort of," or, sometimes, "I think so".
Wasson does tend to speak in a rather "Confucius say" sort of way, but she is winsome in her views, articulate, enthusiastic and reasoned.
Maysles doesn't offer a condemnation of the current reality television vogue of fomenting dysfunction except to give a small laugh and say, "sort-of reality," when the term reality TV is used.
Hey, that's what I said, sort of!
"Everything I feared has happened," he said, sort of laughing.
Robert has said sort of the same thing.
