Sentence examples similar to a sort of hunch from inspiring English sources

Widgets are the sort of thing that prove their worth over time (as opposed to during a 20 minute demo), but my initial hunch is that people will love them.

A: Sort of.

"Later on, when I stood up and it happened it would sort of hunch me over and drop me down to the ground," Mr Helmer said.

The entire nose of the M45 is more modern looking, with a sort of toothsome grille and a chunky heft, and the fenders hunch a bit, imparting a muscularity lacking in the Grand Marquis-derived Merc.

With its fixed expression, Sylvio's face becomes a sort of mirror for the moods around him; with the slightest of shrugs or hunches, tilts of the head or frozen pauses, Birney makes that unchanging face seem radiantly communicative.

"A sort of blank".

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of dream.

A sort of adventure, maybe.

(A sort of cognitive disonance).