Sentence examples for more sort of a from inspiring English sources

"The draft report is more sort of a flagpole test for reaction reflecting Chinese policy," Mr. Karayannopoulos said.

It was more sort of a teenage crush that developed into very much a real friendship.

Mark A. Hall, a law professor at Wake Forest University who has studied the constitutionality of mandates that people buy health insurance, said, "There is no way this challenge will succeed in court," adding that the state measures seemed more "sort of an act of defiance, a form of civil disobedience if you will".

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But if you have a more sort of democratic, pluralist, sort of a Gandhian kind of ideology you will find it to be with less emphasis on the military and with more sensitive men.

If it was sort of deemed that we should be doing it erm a bit more sort of training on how to have a structured approach.

"There's been a really clear shift in a more sort of tolerant, live and let live direction," she said.

On a more sort of fundamental basis, we read and interpret Federal Reserve policy, about what the interaction is going to be.

It was bittersweet, but I think it did leave a more sort of hopeful ending in place, in terms of where they could go from that point forward.

In addition to younger and first-time parents, those of ethnic minority backgrounds who may have difficulties understanding English were given a "more sort of rigorous approach" (OOHS doctor).

I feel a little more sort of naked". .