Sentence examples for some sort of interesting from inspiring English sources

Vaughan explains, "I wanted to write about parenthood, but I wanted to Trojan-horse it inside some sort of interesting genre story, to explore the overlap between artistic creation and the creation of a child".

You might wear some sort of interesting watch, or necklace, or belt, something that gives you a little bit of flair, but that won't overwhelm your date (for example, unless your date is super into goth things, breaking out the all black attire, fancy make-up and sweeping cape probably won't win you many points).

Whenever Marcia calls up the writer she has some sort of interesting-sounding gossip to relate such as the fight their friend Kitty had with her Russian dressmaker.

The New Yorker, August 1, 1936 P. 30 Whenever Marcia calls up the writer she has some sort of interesting-sounding gossip to relate such as the fight their friend Kitty had with her Russian dressmaker.

Congratulations, you have broken the ice and hopefully have engaged in some sort of semi-interesting discussion.

"Fish are sort of interesting, because some of them start out as boys and turn into girls.

Sort of interesting how the Enquirer is emerging as some sort of journalistic hero in all this.

That is sort of interesting.

Which might even be sort of interesting.

That's the sort of interesting piece of news we get during the summertime.

"One sort of interesting thing, I guess, is that I was born dead".