Sentence examples for almost a sort of from inspiring English sources

"There's almost a sort of machismo dimension to concentration," he said.

Sometimes it's almost a sort of plaintive question: Are we a real country if we don't really have a cuisine?

Fleming became almost a sort of Dorian Grey figure, with Bond as the perfect, unblemished side of him.

Ms. O'Callahan said some people garden because it's a source of peace, almost a sort of therapy.

She promised to return.For some, the birth of a white bison (the proper name for the American buffalo) last month in Goshen, Connecticut, is almost a sort of second coming.

Or to quote Alecky Blythe, who collaborated on this National Theatre production with composer Adam Cork and the director Rufus Norris: "It is really about the community and how the community has pulled together fantastically, almost a sort of blitz spirit".

The blueberry offering is also very good, almost like a sort-of-boozy sparkling grape juice.

Violence against women has become so normalised it almost constitutes a sort of 'femicide'".

They make all these different whiskeys so they can pull them all in, in a way that will perform well in a Japanese drink, which is almost always a sort of highball".

Foster's version of coming out seems almost anachronistic, a sort of misty-eyed valentine to the way things were.

The artistry of fall surrounding us coexisted with my fear, almost as a sort of beautifully choreographed dance with the devil.