Sentence examples for kinds of sorting from inspiring English sources

If that is not enough bad news to dampen New York lawmakers' enthusiasm for creating more charter schools, there is mounting evidence that these schools serve as new kinds of sorting machines, leading to more racial or class segregation within local communities.

He subsequently apologized for the remark, just as he kind-of, sort-of apologized for what he said yesterday about Powell.

While she kind-of-sort-of worked well, I found her to be very limited.

Introducing iTunes 9.0 – it's bright, it's shiny, and it's kind-of-sort-of new.

While it's kind-of-sort-of-maybe plausible that Samsung would grab MeeGo, it's a long shot.

In an entirely unrelated story, Ireland kind-of, sort-of legalized a whole bunch of drugs this week.

A particularly irritating, but funny example of this: find old music documentaries and see what stock music Netflix thinks kind-of-sort-of sounds fitting.

Meaning: We are all kind-of sort-of responsible for running our favorite home, shelter and DIY-focused magazines out of existence.

The Supreme Court will kind-of, sort-of rule in favor of gay marriage (I fully detailed this prediction in an earlier column, for those interested).

The two made a viral video together and Gibson kind-of-sort-of expressed remorse for the things he did and said in his younger days.

If you're already having doubts while you're in the kind-of-sort-of-but-not-really dating phase, just move on now while it's easier.