Sentence examples for gave him sort from inspiring English sources

"If there was any contribution, I gave him sort of a calm place after two volatile marriages," she said.

"If while you were doing your scientific research I called and said I absolutely need you to tell me the answer to this question relating to weapons, would you work on such a problem?" "I remember," Dr. Browne said, "that I started giving him sort of a circuitous answer, and he interrupted me and said, 'No, this is a simple question, yes or no.' " "I said yes," Dr. Browne recalled.

The manager at the time, a gentleman named Ken, came up to me and said, "What do you think about this process we're using here in the front end to tell people to pick up their groceries?" A seemingly simple challenge, and I gave him some sort of innocuous, nonspecific answer — sort of, "Everything's fine".

She gave him a sort of smile, and he saw the effort behind it.

Nicodemus's friendship with Zaka gave him a sort of talismanic power.

By his victorious campaigns, he gave Germany peace and security from foreign attack, and the preeminent position that he won as ruler gave him a sort of hegemony in Europe.

He stripped down to a black T-shirt and black knee-length tights, which gave him a sort of rough-and-ready, working-class look, and put a tape of classical guitar music on his portable tape player.

Rich beyond our wildest dreams!" They danced euphorically and shouted for joy in the flickering light, and the Ranger leaped into Tonto's arms, and as they embraced the Ranger exclaimed, "I love you!" But instead of reciprocating, Tonto just gave him a sort of goofy smile and patted his back.

But during his playing days, Southall would try anything that gave him any sort of advantage, even if it brought him a reputation as an eccentric as well as making him one of the best goalkeepers in the world.

To Carl, chess was something that immediately gave him a sort of cosmic purpose, and later brought him solace in a trying time.

She further noted that some websites erroneously state that Bono grew up in Ballymun itself, and said, "Perhaps it gave him a sort of street-cred to associate himself with the estate he could see from his bedroom window in nice, safe, respectable Cedarwood Road in Glasnevin".