Sentence examples for began to sort of from inspiring English sources

"My recollection was that I began to sort of notice a pattern and then I arranged my jogs to coincide with what I imagined to be her location," he said.

"Two things began to sort of fuse together in a very unsettling way, and there is really the moment when I got the idea for Katniss' story".

"Pretty soon, the theatre would begin to sort of shake and shimmy.

And then the economy begins to sort of flatten out and actually improve a bit in the second half of the year.

Joe has since retracted his statement and apologized, and we've begun to sort of like him again.

And that's really what the discussion has to move to, how you can begin to sort of lessen that exacerbation.

I'm enraged". Yesterday, as officials began to sort out the shootings, tales of the horror began to emerge.

They began to sort out the philosophical aspects of their traditional thought from its more religious and superstitious elements.

And yet, for some reason that's beginning to sort of scare me... I've got my heels dug into the ground this year.

But local governments have begun to sort out details of a new program aimed at reducing long backups.

Only the tortuously slow studies designed to examine drug effects in thousands of people can begin to sort out this kind of coincidence from true cause and effect.