Sentence examples for a sort of mega from inspiring English sources

"I was brought up a Christian – not a sort of mega, mega Christian, just a general upbringing – and I was quite sort of spiritual in my time at college, praying and all that sort of thing.

It also would serve as a sort of mega-sport utility vehicle, toting much of the luggage and assorted detritus to fill the six-bedroom rental.

Chardin held that true individuation and self-actualisation only take place in a holistic social and environmental dynamic, "a gigantic psychobiological operation, a sort of mega-synthesis".

It is a sort of mega-megaphone, able to blast sounds (such as crowd-dispersal instructions in Arabic) in a narrow beam and with great clarity at a deafening 150 decibels.

Which is not how things were meant to be.No fewer than 21 states have elected to hold primaries or caucuses on February 5th, a sort of "mega-Tuesday" whose effect will far outweigh the importance of the smaller, and later, "super-Tuesday" in previous elections.

Through chilly temperatures in the mid-40s — prompting an endless stream of "hell froze over" comments among the faithful on the sidewalks — the Saints players, coaches, cheerleaders and staff members tossed beads from a dozen prime floats lent for the occasion by the region's top, and often competitive, Mardi Gras krewes, making it a sort of mega-Carnival parade.

It was an example of Bradbury's most common theme, the loss of humanity through, in this case, a surrogate for parenting, as embodied by a sort of mega-TV.

A sort of mega-galactic Peter Principle where Apple could afford to wait long enough for processor speed and the decline of the entertainment industries to accelerate enough to open an economic hole in the line big enough to run through.

It follows a "corporate anthropologist" who must assemble a sort of mega-document that explains the zeitgeist in quantifiable terms.

It works as a sort of mega-antennae that picks up signals a normal computer can't.

A: Sort of.