Sentence examples for a sort of snap from inspiring English sources

The tale concludes with a sort of snap, like the Q.E.D. that follows the working out of a complicated equation.

A: Sort of.

You can imagine people stringing together fast-forward, then rewind, then slow-mo clips to create a sort of highlight snap.

Not a crazy "snap" like a dry twig sort of snap, but it was more like a quiet resolute kind of "snap".

For those of you who use Snapchat as a sort of SMS replacement, shamelessly snapping selfies and accompanying them with news of the moment*, Context might provide a more seamless, and possibly more gratifying, way of communicating with others.

"But you sort of snap back every once in a while and remember that the city is under siege".

The American athletes' ability to compartmentalize, to snap a sort of Tupperware lid over their distractions when the competition begins, will be crucial in dealing with the heightened emotions and unusual elements of this Olympics.

They've announced a sort of modular hydroponic garden that snaps together like stoner LEGO and feature little pots, shields, and filters for your wee buds.

The catch was that in this sort of snap election only serving members of the Knesset were eligible to run, which ruled out Mr Netanyahu, who was streets ahead of Mr Barak in the polls.

It seems to sort of snap on, which provides exclent protection and class.

This sort of "snap" toward the positive, toward changing life for the better, this happens far more than Aurora, or Columbine, or Virginia Tech, or the Iraq war, or any horror you can name, and that includes Penn State and the Catholic church's coverups and just about anything Pat Robertson has ever said in his entire life.