Sentence examples for sort of attach from inspiring English sources

Michelle Trachtenberg later said of this effect, "obviously you know in the end result there was no sound and I thought that was actually one of the most brilliant ideas [he's] ever had because it allows everyone to sort of attach their own emotional plug into whatever might have happened in your life.

Even last season, as he led Alabama to a national championship, McCarron bristled at being called a game manager, a title still sort of attached to his name but in a complimentary way.

"If you look at these files, there are all sorts of attached text documents about how to put them together, but nothing about the materials you must use for it to work or the printer you need to employ.

The company kept coy about what that actually means in its release, but Wired has the full story — the big goal is o create an accessory of sorts capable of attaching to a commercially-available smartphone that can capture high-quality biometric data— think a subject's thumb prints, face/eye scans, and voice recordings.

Each has some sort of moral attached, and even if the moral is an uplifting one it goes against the carefree abandon associated with kites.

"I guess we sort of got attached to him after listening to him all that time," said Joy Adam, a federal agent assigned to his case.

(He strangles the deputy and shoots the stranger with some sort of gun attached to what looks like an oxygen tank).

The free fall lasted only two or three seconds, about 100 feet, before the static line, a sort of leash attached to the cliff, tugged the chute from the bag on Richard's back as they fell away.

Does "great" have some sort of number attached to it?

"Perhaps in some circles the murder of police has some sort of kudos attached to it.

Back in the day, there was a sort of stigma attached to playing video games.