Sentence examples for offering sort from inspiring English sources

Couric later explained that she was offering "sort of a wink to women in the audience".

And after the wave of bankruptcies, some sites, like Leveragecard.com and giftcardrescue.com, are offering sort of a bankruptcy protection.

Yet in her first movie script her heroine goes from rebellious to whipped, declaring herself "broken," offering (sort of) apologies for behaving badly, and then getting rewarded with the kind of happy ending the woman we so enjoyed meeting at the film's start would consider a death of the soul.

Much of what's offered is groove-oriented, offering a sort of mirror image of the Jazzfest experience.

The Reserve Bank tries to cope by offering a sort of cash exchange.

The rest of the songs sounded stateless, their flaccidity offering a sort of Europop for grandmothers.

Facebook is no longer alone in offering this sort of interaction online.

The best were energetic and exuberant, offering the sort of blithe refreshment that people used to associate with Beaujolais.

Blogging economists are offering the sort of analysis once available only in specialized publications or graduate school seminars.

Having left school last year, he entered a college offering a sort of general apprenticeship for the workplace.

"As technology has made it easier for people to create things, more people become creators," he said, offering a sort of company motto.