Sentence examples for a sort of wired from inspiring English sources

The energy of all these meetings and connections is felt through the city – a sort of wired, buzzy, fun sparkle that echoes those last days of school.

In a video interview with Forbes, Buffett said he is "sort of wired for capital allocation" and that he loves his profession so much that "I would be doing what I do now, and I would have done it in the past, if the payoff had been in seashells or shark's teeth or anything else".

Given his appeal to a young audience, one might assume that Howard is the sort of wired early-adopter who knows every digital shortcut to maximising his fan base.

A: Sort of.

I was sort of wired for capital allocation, and being wired for capital allocation two hundred years ago in Nebraska wouldn't have meant a thing.

Then the second army of chicks all leaves, and I'm still sitting there sort of wired and Orgasmo still won't leave.

There also is a sort of DNA wiring system that is almost inconceivably intricate.

The H.I.V. epidemic passes a critical boundary when one per cent of adults become infected; that figure has turned out to be a sort of trip wire.

Typically, parkour involves leaping over rooftops and jumping off walls - a sort of high-wire circus act, except without the benefit of a net.

On the left is a low, freestanding stone wall that belies its name: the flat rocks are indeed piled without benefit of mortar, but tightly hugged in a sort of chicken-wire shrink wrap.

There was even a sort of nobility in wire.