Sentence examples for mentioned sort of from inspiring English sources

There is another version of the direct realist reading, this one based primarily on a distinction found in Aquinas, which attempts to resolve the above mentioned sort of difficulty (Hoffman 2002).

Now you mentioned, sort of, my friends.

Just 15% said polls relied upon a representative sample, while 37% mentioned some sort of interviewing without mentioning representativeness.

That's rarely mentioned either, sort of the way President George W. Bush never mentioned his father or prominent family when he recently told a Yale graduating class that other C students like him can become president, too.

3. Thick skin The final two points mentioned above sort of converge.

After the Contact Group's meeting on March 9th, Mr Milosevic's government began talking of negotiation, even mentioning some sort of autonomy for Kosovo.

Unprompted, both Riches and Dolan mention the sort of exchange where humour is replaced with deliberate offence but is still described as "just a bit of banter".

If an NQT mentions this sort of behaviour to senior staff, it needs to be taken more seriously than simply being told to get your head down.

They have tanks — yes, tanks, often from military surplus, for use in hostage situations or drug raids — not to mention the sort of equipment and training one would need to deter a Mumbai-style guerrilla assault.

None of Kitchen Box's online reviews mention this sort of thing happening to any of their other subscribers; they only talk about how so many subscribers' lives have been changed by eating at home more.

Factor in a burgeoning solo career (his debut Frontin' was a hit last year), his Star Trak record label and Billionaire's Boys Club clothing company, not to mention the sort of pin-up appeal that induces swooning fits in women of all races, creeds and ages, and you've got one seriously powerful, credible, in-demand individual.