Sentence examples for sort of a blend from inspiring English sources
Like a number of designers, Thakoon Panichgul had transparency in his show on Sunday — dresses and jackets that were sort of a blend of white mesh and cotton eyelet.
It's sort of a blend of being there for in-person interaction and attending remotely.
It's sort of a blend between waking up and playing that crappy old game Perfection.
Lost Leaders are sort of a blend of the best rock/folk/psych bands from the 1970s with the best of the rock and folk bands from right now.
"A decade ago, I let my days just sort of all blend together," says James Reinhart, whose San Francisco-based online clothing resale platform ThredUp.com has grew from 30 employees to 140 in one year.
It sort of all blends into one, but this is a soft head massage of a set after a few hours of rain.
A typical imbiss offers roasted sausages, including the popular currywurst, a sort of Eurasian blend dowsed in ketchup that's laced with curry powder.
It's one of her weakest hits, a sort of hedged blend of club thump and romantic triumphalism.
The ufologists also have their own recurring motifs - abductions, government cover-ups - and a distinctive visual aesthetic which looks like a sort of blend of the retro-futurist and the New Age.
"But they should be sort of innocuous, blend in with the surroundings and not scream of any particular style".
The torrent of tech announcement posts about INSERT COMPANY HERE hitting 100K users or downloads or "shares" or tiddlywinks or badges is perpetual enough that all tech news sort of blends into a river of user numbers and APPLE VS.
