Sentence examples for setting sort of from inspiring English sources

And I'm over here, screaming, 'Yo, what are you guys doing?' They should be setting sort of an example themselves.

"I guess the Beatles set sort of a Wizard of Oz level for everybody," said Myers.

"These patterns are set sort of early," said Tom Vanderbilt, the author of "Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us)." "You see a lot more boys killed running into traffic," he said.

DW: I tried to do that several times in the set, sort of to entertain myself because I wouldn't talk about it too much to people.

You know – décor, architecture, setting, that sort of thing.

Certainly, though, this season must be setting some sort of record for collective misery and the earliest fascination with the No. 1 draft pick.

By setting some sort of final opportunity for Saddam to disarm fully, the British proposal is aimed at bridging the gap with the anti-war nations.

Everybody knows that breaking up is hard to do, but the dismantling of Ma Bell must have set some sort of record.

He may be trying to set some sort of record.

It's probably going to set some sort of precedent.

This has to set some sort of record for rhetorical audacity.