Sentence examples for sort of decided from inspiring English sources

What I sort of decided upon is that she's schizoaffective with mania, bipolar.

With Brown, they sort of decided collectively that he's a no-hoper".

"I've sort of decided to steer clear of it," he said.

Assemblywoman Jacobs said, "There is a fairly justified perception that things are sort of decided before the delegates go in".

Carl's bloodwork deemed him the most deviant, healthwise, and the applause he got, a king's greeting, which must have been cheers of relief, sort of decided the thing.

My dad just sort of decided — "you're like this kind of character and you're like this" — and we never really challenged it.

It was sort of the way she picked up since she sort-of decided to be a Catholic.

"We are sort of deciding now how we want to proceed with this".

We got married about one year ago and we were sort of deciding what to do with our lives.

"When you read, you half become the main character, there's a grey area between your voice and the one on the page," Ayoade says, "but in a film, when you see someone on screen who is obviously not you, there's a physical otherness – you sort of decide whether you enjoy being in the company of that person".

I don't know if you're like this, too, but you sort of decide before you decide.