The phrase "and sort of the" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or unclear.
It can be used informally to indicate a vague or imprecise quality about something, often in conversational contexts.
Example: "I was thinking about going to the party, and sort of the idea of it excited me."
Alternatives: "and somewhat the" or "and kind of the".
I thought this was the realest thing I'd seen, and sort of the bloodiest thing".
It's easier and far more delectable than a gingerbread house and sort of the same idea, in that it's all in the assembly.
I've always been a person who pays attention to the charts as well as the counterculture and sort of the underground stuff".
But I think that's just the nature of the way my game is right now and sort of the way it has been for most of the year.
"It feels like both the end of the season and sort of the beginning of the next season at the same time," said Charlie White, the American ice dancer.
Ms. Mayer, by contrast, has said she does not consider herself a feminist, and (perhaps, to be fair to her, the words were taken out of context) told an interviewer that she didn't think she had "the militant drive and sort of the chip on the shoulder that sometimes comes with that".
"People come here and sort of leave the rest of the world outside," she says.
"We sort of focused on the Bashir election, and sort of knew the outcome, and missed the bigger story," he said.
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