Sentence examples for given a sort of from inspiring English sources

Each of the kiddies was given a sort of oral questionnaire, to sound out his knowledge of proverbs, general information, etc.

Tom Clancy's undercover CIA hombre Jack Ryan is given a sort of reboot-makeover in this moderate spy thriller, directed by Kenneth Branagh, which feels cobbled together from every other action movie you can vaguely remember having seen.

He said: I'm not sure how helpful it is for me to address that because coming here I have the great opportunity of being given a sort of clean slate.

Now today's decision went no further than instructing the Church authorities to start the work of drafting the new legislation and arranging for it to be given a sort of 'first reading' at the synod due to take place in November.

The headset has been given a sort of price drop through the inclusion of a camera that had previously been an additional purchase.

And as a commenter points out (I noticed this as well), polarized solutions are given a sort of lowballing, though higher resolutions and/or dual projectors in cinemas can easily circumvent the resolution issue Cyberlink cites.

You can also convert 2D footage to give a sort-of-3D effect, with variable results.

"This gives a sort of discipline to my day," she said.

Then he gave a "sort of cursory glance toward the government section.

He gave a sort of half laugh, and said, "You mean" — and then pantomimed a checked swing of the bat.

Back in July, David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser, gave a sort of Goldilocks explanation in an interview.