Sentence examples for left sort of from inspiring English sources

He's right, no one quite sounds like this gravelly voiced force of nature, the last great soul man left (sort of) standing.

"OK, um, do you watch Last Tango in Halifax?" "Oh no, I don't watch much telly," and then you're left sort of just reading out your CV on the Central line.

Ms. Troutman, an artist and former architecture professor, and her husband, Aleks Istanbullu, 59, an architect, made an oral agreement with the homeless couple living in the yard: they stayed on as guardians of the vacant house until construction was complete, after which, they left — sort of.

When it would actually ship, however, was left sort of up in the air; all the company said at the time was to expect it sometime in Q1 of 2018.

"That one was left sort of unresolved," Noonan said.

They've left sort of an indelible mark," Murphy told Seacrest on his radio show.

"Basically, it's 'Buckle your seat belt, get a receipt, and don't hit a bicycle when you leave' sort of stuff," Mr. Lucarelli said.

And so it ended up stuck there in his brain, unable to leave, sort of depressed.

This leaves sort of a vacuum with lots of open positions, high salaries and lots of freedom for personal development.

As per Dr. Grudzinskas's recommendation, women would get a few days each month of "menstrual leave," sort of like getting three extra sick days.

Many left-wingers believe Britain is fundamentally a centre-left sort of place.