Sentence examples for like sort from inspiring English sources

Is that who she's like?" "Sort of," he said.

Also, he seemed like sort of a kid himself.

" Wallace's nonfiction abounds with qualifiers like "sort of" and "pretty much" and sincerity-infusers like "really".

And would you like sort of a belief in the universe as a huge beneficent organ?

"To me, it does seem like sort of emergent intelligence, with the robot moving through this complex environment," he said.

They're like sort of pop songs with bad breath and covered in horrid warty tubers.

I like sorting.

They don't want hassle, like sorting out their own council tax.

In the literature [26, 27], we encounter three problems like sorting, selection, and arrangement.

Like sorting objects into bins, she sorts tasks into the appropriate time slot.

The ExtJS grid on the search pages provides useful functionality like sorting, column reordering and pagination.