Sentence examples for getting sort of from inspiring English sources
I went to Princeton after getting sort of a traditional liberal-arts education at Notre Dame.
"At home, it's getting sort of old," Mr. Hunter said on Saturday.
"Now that you mention it, I am getting sort of impatient," said Jacob Bradford, 11, of Brattleboro, Vt., "The books are getting dusty on my shelf.
I kept getting sort of down to the last two and then was told it was too much of a risk because I hadn't gone to drama school and I wasn't a name yet -- my name comes with all sorts of stuff attached that's complicated.
The passage in which he meets his biological father, a bohemian Sydney actor, for the first time in his 20s, is genuinely poignant: "I found myself getting sort of angry … There on shelf after shelf were the exact same books as those I had bought and read myself … If I had only known him, I might just have picked his books down from the shelf … I was forced to make myself up as I went along".
"I created an early version that I sent around internally, and then I started getting sort of notes and e-mails from people going 'Wow, this is really useful, thanks for creating it!' And over time people started using it more and more because it really just addresses a need today and I guess it just generated some momentum after that," Burke says.
Poke a hole for your thumb and you got sort-of gloves.
'I got sort of bored,' he explains.
Otherwise, I get sort of scaly.
