The phrase "a sort of slim" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is somewhat slim, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She wore a dress that was a sort of slim fit, accentuating her figure."
Alternatives: "somewhat slim" or "kind of slim".
Almost all are the same sort-of-slim cut, available in a range of fabrics (in worsted wool, $425 for the jacket, $225 for the pants).
So his book is an essay (without illustration in the usual sense), a survey of a master's sweep, the sort of slim book that could accompany a PBS tribute.
But it may not just be the wild nature of seeing a big mess that excites kids, added Lappi: "some may argue that getting slimed is a sort of comedy that experts (all the way back to Plato and Aristotle) call the superiority theory of humour.
But it may not just be the wild nature of seeing a big mess that excites kids, added Lappi: "Some may argue that getting slimed is a sort of comedy that experts (all the way back to Plato and Aristotle) call the superiority theory of humor.
He is slim and speaks in a sort of nasal staccato, often adding exclamation to sentences that might not seem to require them.
A number of exhibitors featured the intensely colorful prints and paintings of Nicola Simbari, an Italian painter who applies a sort of pastiche, pastel Abstract Expressionism to Riviera beach scenes, slim jeunes filles, and picturesque peasantry.
With one of Chicago's most controversial political organizers, Walter "Slim" Coleman, Shiller helped organize the Intercommunal Survival Committee, a sort of white support arm of the Black Panther Party.
The new iPod interface is much like the old one, but slimmer, giving room at the right to give a sort of thumbnail of what you're browsing.
Dilip Ratha of the World Bank wryly remarks that migrants are being "thrust into the role of a sort of lender of last resort".However, the chances that remittances will continue to hold up this year are slim.
