Sentence examples for a sort of like from inspiring English sources

"I looked at it as if there was a sort of like, I don't know, a generational curse, so to speak, going down through the family.

One of them was Steve Jobs, who was brought up in Palo Alto and who, in 2005, told a group of graduating students at Stanford in a famous speech: "The Whole Earth Catalog … was one of the bibles of my generation … it was a sort of like Google in paperback form, 35 years before Google came along.

"I just want to express how thankful I am to hear what is typically a sort of like murmured, pseudo-conversation because we've all been talking about this forever — not to make it specific, but it is, about this motherfucker," the "American Ultra" actress said, noting it's a conversation women have had "a million times".

But it does bring into focus the company's strategy to become a sort of 'Like' button but with real money, even if post-launch Flattr has slowly and perhaps stealthily begun to deviate from its more altruistic and slightly idiosyncratic payment model into something more mainstream.

It's like a time capsule, a sort of like a living, breathing totalitarian theme park.

It was definitely a sort of like a, "Hm, should I be doing this?", because of the previous film.

He was a sort of God-like figure.

She has a sort of wit like Woody Allen.

Applied kinesiology is a "healing art" sort of like chiropractic.

"It has a diminutive size, sort of like us".

I was a little bit sort of like confused to be honest with you.