Sentence examples for sort of alright from inspiring English sources

So I could relate to the recent New York Magazine article called "The Kids Are Actually Sort of Alright".

Why be good at one sport when you can be sort of alright at three?

In New York Magazine's cover story "The Kids Are Actually Sort of Alright," Noreen Malone writes how today's 20-somethings are struggling in the cold world after enjoying childhoods filled with warmth and support.

Just sort of, "Alright, well who am I and how do I turn that into something good?" That's the insight that I found in a young Barack Obama which explains who he is now and explains why he can walk around so confident at 28 and talk to this girl.

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It was a liberal sort of office (alright, it was the Guardian), but still, such things are, we know, widely frowned upon as forms of degeneracy, laziness or the term favoured by more brutal management systems, "time-theft".

So this sort of makes it alright.

And I sort of just went, "Alright.

I think one of the themes on the record is that you have to make a choice, and you have to have faith that things are going to sort of work out alright.

Alright, that sort of cheerful outlook is best left to the animated inhabitants of a Disney movie, but in fashion terms a shot of colour can be a simple way to update your look as well as your mood.

Elsewhere on the album there's the silvery Jesus Gonna Make It Alright, the sort of thing that the Rolling Stones in their Muscle Shoals period might have died for; a breezy cover of Sam Cooke's Bring It On Home to Me; and this version of Curtis's People Get Ready.