Sentence examples for sort of crying from inspiring English sources
"It's nice to be sort of crying with a loaf of bread under your arm," Torre said.
Alongside SNL regular Kenan, The Avengers star can also be seen necking an entire glass of wine and (sort of) crying over new motherhood.
Tears start to fall down my cheeks - not the sort of crying when you have noise and snot and tears, just the tears on their own.
He mock-sobs: "'I'm sort of crying for my own mortality really, darling.'" No, there's nothing in wait for us afterwards, he believes; that's why researching religious roles was always the hardest: "I find real faith extraordinary.
Strauss looks lost, reduced to clapping his hands, rotating the bowlers and trying to hide the onset of the sort of crying face you got when you were at school and your non-geek nemesis went public with the fact that you fancy Michaela Isaacs in front of the whole class, including Michaela Isaacs.
Obviously Katie's story is an outlier and I'm sort of crying as I recount it.
"We had a perfect storm of events which sort of cried out for fundamental reform," Mr. Collins said.
And then I had the pleasure to reading it to my son that's 8 years old, the one who sort of cried when he saw that girl at the age of three.
I let out a small moan, a sort of cry, but there is no emotion behind it.
Without it you've got nothing but a stubbed-toe sort of cry, sincere maybe, for what that's worth, but with no depth or carry.
What one does hear, particularly in the coda, are dissonances, but less in the spirit of mockery than of disquiet, a sort of cry of pain that nonetheless resolves and dissipates.
