Sentence examples for he explained sort from inspiring English sources

Asked how he got Ms. Andrews, he explained, sort of: "To her, I say craziness!

A cherubic gentleman in a wide-brimmed hat and rumpled attire was, he explained, "sort of the m.c".

He explained (sort of).

It was, he explains, "sort of on a whim, maybe out of a sense that I should have a diverse course load".

Joffe explained (sort of): "Do we produce or do we buy?

The first of these was formed in 1987 and named Wingspan, as, Miller explained, "sort of a dedication to the legacy of Charlie Parker – Bird, you know".

He explained, "He sort of becomes Kurt's mentor and then maybe love Kurt really admires him and respects him".

(The evening's theme was folk dances, which explains, sort of, why a number of couples were dressed like Martians trying to blend in at a truck stop somewhere west of Laramie).

The third disc of the Criterion edition contains the "Leopard" that American audiences saw in 1963: poorly dubbed, trimmed by better than 20 minutes and equipped with an introductory note explaining (sort of) who Garibaldi was.

Which explains, sort of, how a man with an undergraduate degree in biochemical engineering wound up working as a junior accountant at Cantor Fitzgerald by day and as a D.J. at small clubs -- jazz, rhythm and blues, hip-hop -- at night, which "was just something he did on the side, because he loves music so much," Ms. McMillian said.

Can you explain sort of what behind the decision on that?