Sentence examples for slightly sort of from inspiring English sources

But people may have better ideas and people may want to jigger slightly sort of the balance between the information that we can get versus the incremental encroachments on privacy that if haven't already taken place might take place in a future administration, or as technologies develop further.

At his August 9 news conference, President Obama said "People may want to jigger slightly sort of the balance between the information that we can get versus the incremental encroachments on privacy that, if [they] haven't already taken place, take place in a future administration or as technology is developed further".

It will have a one-night-only showing at nearly 500 movie theaters across the United States — and at many others around the world — a slightly staggered, sort-of-collective screening that is being billed as "a first-of-its-kind cinema event".

It's been a very fleshly, slightly squelchy sort of week.

His Seattle Public Library is an awesome building, in a slightly terrifying sort of way.

The ambience was girly but slightly provocative, sort of like if Lana Del Rey covered a Katy Perry song.

The boys loved it, in a slightly panicked sort of way; I ended up with a face full of snow (remember to bring ski goggles and helmets).

Despite sometimes talking this slightly vague sort of nonsense, when you get past the hair and the voice, James Blunt is actually a very nice man indeed.

A pleasant female voice, sexy in a robotic, slightly perverted sort of way, could intone daily: "Your hamster will probably die in seven months and four days.

Asked if this was a mistake by the organisers, Carey replied: "Let me answer this in a slightly perverse sort of a way.

I could go on in this chatterbox, anxious, overanalytical, trying-to-excite-you-but-not-spoil-or-overpraise-things, slightly defensive sort of way, but what's the point?