Sentence examples for early sort of from inspiring English sources

And this one was over early, sort of.

An irregular communicant, she practiced an early sort of cafeteria Catholicism, keen on the faith's cosmic dimensions but prepared to pick and choose among its dogmas.

And one of the early sort of irritations I remember of this problem was that I never seemed to be able to get to a doctor when I was actually in the pain.

Progressives considered the early sorting of children into nonacademic programs "democratic" because it kept immigrant and working-class pupils from dropping out of school.

The ventral telencephalon is thought to be an "intermediate target", responsible for early sorting of thalamocortical projections before the tract innervates the cortex (Lakhina et al., 2007).

In any event, the relative paucity of stem/progenitor phenotypes highlights the need for early sorting of HFK cells according to marker molecules followed by their expansion in vitro rater than application of multipassage culture of unsorted heterogeneous HFK cells for cell selection (Loo et al. 2008).

The earliest sort of cipher was used by the Greeks, and involved creating a grid of letters that corresponded to numbers, then using the numbers to create messages.

I had a tendency to, even at a very early age, sort of romanticize those other lives.

"I was supposed to be a real New York kid," Ms. Ringwald said, "so Paul brought me to New York early to sort of absorb everything.

"I was buying into an idea of how I should be in my early 30s, sort of a mode of living that one is supposed to inhabit," he said.

Digg is very early stage, sort of pre-beta.