Sentence examples for essentially sort of from inspiring English sources

It's essentially sort of policing the boundaries and making sure that Congress doesn't overstep its role, doesn't violate individual rights or interfere with other parts of the governmental system".

He also said that transit officials had given The New York Times misleading information intended to play down the unit's effectiveness, adding that officials "were essentially sort of minimizing the situation".

For such an essentially jovial sort of bloke, Bacon inspires surprisingly strong, even violent, reactions.

The extreme rhetoric is essentially almost sort of a prior cause for this thing.

Wii U The biggest "unique selling point" of the Wii U is its GamePad, essentially a sort of tablet computer, with its own touchscreen display and joypad controls.

"Omar Awadh's case raises very serious concerns that the British are now involved in what is essentially a sort of decentralised, outsourced Guantánamo Bay".

To John, the law was essentially 'a sort of maze through which a client must be led to safety.'" Wearying of divorce and probate, the younger Mortimer resolved to practice the law "more interestingly".

A handful of general hospitals have been turned into companies, owned by the council but essentially independent the sort of liberation from political interference that Mr Milburn recently promised the best NHS hospitals.

This local compression began in relatively recent time when the Pacific Lithospheric Plate, moving essentially northward, sort of shouldered into the North American Plate where the San Andreas Fault presents an awkward curve that is known in geology as a prominent restraining bend.

Dubbed the 'Locker', it's essentially a sort of 'Offers.com My Account' with a slightly sexier name.

That's pretty much it — essentially the sort of info you get on the most basic of fitness trackers, albeit with a big display.