Sentence examples for quite sort of from inspiring English sources
I'm quite sort of talented.
"The fact that he's of quite, sort of, gentlemanly background," Moore says, "should not deceive people into thinking he is not highly professional.
"I was brought up a Christian – not a sort of mega, mega Christian, just a general upbringing – and I was quite sort of spiritual in my time at college, praying and all that sort of thing.
"Some of them I find quite sort of disgusting".
Sheen: Yeah, I mean, our show I think is in some ways quite sort of traditional and it looks quite sort of old school in certain ways.
But … parents have been quite, sort of shocked, when they speak to the nutritionist and … get from their children, what they really eat in school… several of them have said, well, I'm going to take this up with the head teacher….
It's quite sort of... British, I suppose.
There would not be quite that sort of impact in Florida.
Not quite the sort of new haircut the Chancellor was looking for.
But a quite distinct sort of claim is also made in the "double standards" debate.
