Sentence examples for be really sort from inspiring English sources

"I have to be really sort of conscious about what I say – I don't want to feel like I'm shirking responsibility.

And if you watch the character in the show, his movements and his actions seem to be really sort of out of synch with everything.

Ophelian: Or, that when our lives are documented it's from his very exotifying, otherizing position that can often be really sort of romantically fixated on notions of violence and trauma and sensationalized.

It's unfair to put the baptism on Romney; what role the fear of Mormons has in the campaign has yet to be really sorted out.

"Steve is really sort of a cop," Burns said.

"His studio is really sort of everywhere," Ms. Blunt said.

"They're really sort of masculine looking," Nguyen says.

Which is really sort of extraordinary, he said.

It was really sort of strange, out of the blue.

"It was really sort of shocking," Martin said.

"It's really sort of the quintessential suburb," he said.