Sentence examples for much more sort from inspiring English sources

So although you might not be able to sing, somebody might be much more sort of visually attuned to learning.

The way I dealt with it was thinking: "Well, it's much more interesting, much more sort of visual, to think that it's still the case".

This one I might be approaching them from a first-person or autobiographical perspective, and this song I might be approaching them from a much more sort of zoomed-out, almost disembodied, omniscient narrative perspective.

Anytime I get too specific into the details of my own personal life, it becomes impossible for me to have any kind of perspective on whether or not someone else could really perceive what I'm trying to explain or feel at all, so I try to step back and write it much more narratively and try to focus on much more sort of primal emotional states, which connected a lot with the title of the EP.

No problem," says the landlord, who seems like a much more congenial sort than the Whitney.

The new still is much more the sort of thing Von Trier purists may have been thinking of.

Then again, Ms Landrieu can hardly depict Ms Terrell as an extremist (a tactic that helped her win by a whisker in her 1996 race against Woody Jenkins, a much more conservative sort).

"It's a much more intimate sort of platform, and that's how people are using it and how they think of it: almost like sending a text message to a friend".

That way, you have a much more intelligent sort of output than we have now.

But now she and her old Bestie are friends again -- albeit of a much more casual sort.

There is much more of this sort of thing to come.