Sentence examples for completely sorted from inspiring English sources

He doesn't yet have the cosmetics completely sorted – his delivery is only ever workmanlike – but the desire to be seen as a leader-in-waiting could not have been clearer.

3. Asymmetric Polarization Perhaps the most important feature of contemporary American politics is the way the two parties have completely sorted the electorate and moved closer to the extremes.

The conflicting information provided by several major Soviet defectors to the United States... has never been completely sorted out; it bedeviled U.S. intelligence for a quarter of a century".

The Lotus is still very hard to drive because the team have not completely sorted it yet after a difficult start to the season, but Grosjean qualified it fifth on the grid and went on to finish eighth in the race despite serious problems.

They're not completely sorted out by the end.

It's really the moment, the creative process before the designs are completely sorted out, where things tend to be a bit more volatile.

Borsook says more research is needed to completely sort out what makes pain chronic; the new finding is likely only one piece of the puzzle.

An r-value of 0.5 means that the cells are randomly mixing, while an r-value of 1 means that the cells are completely sorting.

Lucy Powell, Labour's general election campaign coordinator, told the Murnaghan show on Sky News that the SNP were setting up "completely sort of ridiculous false scenarios".

But on the other hand, it's completely sort of timeless, and it actually if anything focuses your attention on the opposite of time, if that makes any sense," Newson says in the video below.

"A lot of very intelligent, liberal Russians who I've spoken to would say that the west has completely lost all sort of respect towards us.