Sentence examples for sort of blank from inspiring English sources
Her grip is still strong but her face has gone sort of blank.
The cells are a sort of blank slate, plucked from human embryos just a few days after fertilization.
"I want it to say, 'Yes, this is land, but it's not afraid to ooze.' " "It's really a backdrop, a sort of blank canvas," put in Apollo.
Others, like a tiny corner parking lot on Prince Street, are the sort of blank spaces that make imaginative real estate developers giddy.
Douglas Muzzio, a professor of public affairs at Baruch College, said the statement was probably heard by some family members as a sort of blank check.
"On the other hand, he's saying that Britain's membership of Europe is a sort-of blank sheet of paper, which has to be completely renegotiated, and if Britain doesn't get what it wants then we're leaving and heading out through the exit door.
The last three contestants standing this year are a joke act gone horribly wrong, and two of the sort of blank-faced, personality-free nonentities who tend to win televised talent shows whenever the audience is too disengaged to care.
It's sort of a blank canvas.
Is that why, when the issue of the premiership came up, Dad just sort of went blank?
He got sort of a blank check from Congress, because Paulson told the story that if we don't do this, if we let the company–he didn't say AIG, he actually asked for the TARP money before the AIG bailout but he said if we don't do something to prevent a collapse, we could have the Great Depression again.
