Sentence examples similar to it s sort from inspiring English sources

IT'S sort of like haiku, very reductive," he said of writing to match the pictures Mr. Burns and his researchers come up with.

"I THINK IT'S sort of cyclical," said Bud Collins, the legendary tennis commentator, when I asked him about the ups and downs of the women's tour over the years.

I'm trying to aid in humanity's demise — it's sort of the family business.

Water vapor is the most potent of the greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere, and it's sort of a unique player among the greenhouse gases.

That’s how our age and our longevity is expressed, though it’s sort of indirect.

But it’s sort of a pool in that sector, and the banks are lending to those countries, and when one gets into trouble, there’s a tendency to pull back.

And it's sort of Google's fault.

"When you finalise what's going on and you agree your contract and everything's done, it's sort of not real," Cunningham told BBC Radio Merseyside.

Cornyn says we shouldn't declare victory in Iraq, but maybe declare IT'S SORT OF AWESOME.

In some ways, it is sort of Stephen Sondheim's greatest hit.

It's not anybody's fault because it's sort of anybody in the department's job.