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

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So I think it's fair to say that the disparity in coverage here is a product of the fact that there is potential or alleged criminality at hand in the cases of Christie and McDonnell, while Cuomo just said a sort of mean thing.

Thus, this principal component can be interpreted as a sort of mean effect of IFNα, TNFα, IL12p40 and A238L.

When he died I got it back again and it sort of meant a bit more then".

It was sort of meant as a joke, I suppose, but it made everyone cringe, and all I could think was that the guy was volatile.

The song is sort of meant to be a wake up call.

"It's sort of meant to be funny," smirks Walter.

Wasn't he sort of meant to die?

Um, I sort of meant NOW, love.

They, in effect, said, "If you have an illiquid market," which sort of means this thing is sort of still lurking out there.

Mr. Rasmussen said the strategic concept, a sort of mission statement, meant that NATO would "continue to play its unique and essential role in ensuring our common defense and security".