Sentence examples for not really sorted from inspiring English sources

Retailers have not really sorted out the answers to these kinds of questions.

There have been real creative accomplishments in games, but we haven't really sorted out what they are and why they matter...

He was the right person to be the father of my children, but people hadn't really sorted out what marriage was then.

And here are Emma Willis and Marvin, too, kinda presenters but also kinda pointless – they haven't really sorted out that role on The Voice, in the way Ant'n'Dec have on BGT.

YouGov shows a slim 3percentt of voters who haven't really sorted this all out.

It's a big challenge right now that people haven't really sorted out yet".

But things don't really sort out along those lines.

"Because they've got a chaotic life and they don't, they haven't really sort of put that right up at priority one, or they don't have system for making something priority one".

Interview 12 weeks after birth: formula feeding, introduced at 3 4 weeks, breastfeeding stopped at 7 8 weeks) Woman: I'd said that I was sort of persevering with it, and she [community midwife] said "try this, try the next thing", but they didn't really sort of offer to show me.

I'm not really sort of bothered as much how many steps I do, it's how much time I can afford to go walking".

He added: "It (the pitch) hasn't really sort of broken up like we thought it would with it being so dry.