Sentence examples for actually a sort of from inspiring English sources

This kind of appreciation for the east but actually a sort of rejection.

Actually, a sort of off-design operation is induced by the employment of low calorific value fuels both in the combustor and in the whole micro turbine system.

We are actually a sort of anchor of the high street so we are planning to invest in the stores.

But what passes for a show of elegant control — "beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised — is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

It must have been the summer of 1994 when I witnessed people dancing in pairs, actually a sort of 1950s rock'n'roll jive, to Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit.

But the Cambodian director Rithy Panh's 2013 documentary "The Missing Picture," actually a sort of documentary and autofiction hybrid, is among them.

"Othering" actually has a sort-of specific meaning, in sociological terms, placing a person or a thing outside the scope of normality and acceptability.

"Evolution actually made a sort of mistake in a sense that it actually created primates with optimisation ability and that optimisation ability got powerful enough to actually understand evolution.

And we actually had a, sort of a miscategorization, essentially, which is really a bug.

Over the summer, bitcoin actually experienced a sort of nuclear attack.

But the emerging consensus seemed to be that the new dual-core offering actually represented a sort of technological overkill.