Sentence examples for fine sort of from inspiring English sources

That "everything's gonna be just fine" sort of beat.

That's fine – sort of – but it's quite the opposite of what we're often used to reading: "So-and-so is fabulous.

And if you feel this fine sort of envy, which is socialist envy, you get busy trying to make a world in which riches are better distributed.

Branchez turned the original a fine, sort of sad pop song into an incredibly effective and efficient trap-pop ballad.

Which is fine, sort of, except I'm afraid this is how it could go for the rest of my life: Putting off seeing friends in two year increments until one day I die.

The food is perfectly fine, the sort of stuff that's hard to bugger up.

Top Gear-dad jeans, a daggy fleece over an ancient business shirt and scuffed loafers look fine (well, sort of) for the weekly shop, but they won't pass muster on holiday.

We need as many minds as we can possibly get of a finer sort, the kind that can't help being passionately unbalanced in favor of biochemistry, or chamber music, or the history of 15th-century Tuscan painting.

That blunderbuss approach to mailing lists is now being replaced by discrimination of a finer sort.

Melanie Taylor Burgess's costumes were of the finest sort: The kind that never call attention to themselves.

Jane asked, "You O.K.?" I said, "I'm fine, it's sort of the pain part".