Sentence examples for giving a sort of from inspiring English sources

The acting is big on grimaces, with the blond, spiky-haired Judas (Tony Vincent, who took over the part less than two weeks ago) looking like a pretty boy rocker in anguished search of a band, and Jesus (Glenn Carter), registering as pale, passive and petulant, giving a sort of Jewish princess air to the character.

This, then, is the perfect storm of charitable giving, a sort of feel-good trifecta that features a beloved childhood figure, cool apps, and great content.

Every neuron had its own characteristic response to the magnetic field, with each giving a sort of 3-D compass reading along the familiar north-south directions as well as pointing directly upward or downward.

This is an important output of the energy audit, where the economic investment in each energy saving opportunity is evaluated by the net present worth and the payback time, giving a sort of list of priority interventions; the final step should be the continuous monitoring of the effects of the energy saving interventions realized on energy consumptions and performance indicators.

Indeed, the visual grade corresponded to the maximal tracer uptake observed at any time in the most 111In-OTSA101 avid lesion giving a sort of "SUVmax" when computed grades and therefore tumors AD result from the integrated time activity curve and reflect more the total tumor radioactivity exposition.

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.

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