Sentence examples for but a sort of from inspiring English sources
They're not concrete, actionable questions like "Where's Major Briggs's head?"—but a sort of flailing "What the heck?
But a sort of miracle took place.
I don't just mean blokes, but a sort of, 'Oh, come on, it's all pretentious'".
That kind of defiant English rottenness - too strong a word - but a sort of piggish-ness!
I was devilish for sure, but a sort of tolerable lovable devil.
(It's worth noting that Ford Brody is no ordinary soldier but a sort of negative warrior, a destroyer of bombs).
But a sort-of-surly, sort-of-amused two fingers is the preferred response.
It is not, she insists very firmly in the introduction, "a feminist manifesto" but a "sort-of feminist manifesto".
It has become a "sort-of-but-not-really-country".
"He wanted to have visibility but in a sort of 'distant uncle' kind of way.
M. Barrault is constantly moving, not at random, but in a sort of mesmerizing dance.
