Sentence examples for a sort of well from inspiring English sources

Stubby toes also look best in the X-style, the V lending a sort of, well, décolleté.

She's done it by just, as it were, accepting, with a sort of 'Well, there you are, that's what happened,' completely unaffected sort of manner.

A sort of, "Well, if Facebook doesn't need coal, then maybe we don't either".

A sort of, "Well, if you can save every two seconds there's no challenge".

A sort of, "Well, look at that, the new LCD Soundsystem album before its official release date?

Its layout is almost completely normal and it has no visual flair to speak of short of the built-in wrist rest that gives it a sort of, well, enormous look.

Marx did suggest "religion is the opiate of the people", which implies a man in William's position is a sort of well-heeled crack dealer, which one would think might be a deal-breaker.

Oscar Wilde noted Munster's skill in writing Dorinda; he compared the "exceedingly clever" novel's eponymous heroine to "a sort of well-born" Becky Sharp, and praised the author's ability "to draw ... in a few sentences the most lifelike portraits of social types and social exceptions".

The following is from the second side of the album about Happiness Stan, and is told in a sort of gibberish (well, it was the '60s): Your thoughts?

My father became familiar with being a sort of a well traveled, cultured guy.

More lost soul than ascetic hippie saint, Mr. Duchovny's Goat Man is a sort-of father (as well as a pot supplier) to Ellis.