Sentence examples for sort of describes from inspiring English sources

The piece sort of describes what's happening in the terminal; the drums imitate the sounds of people coming and going.

In its natural habitat, amaryllis (aka hippeastrum) needs a cool, dry winter between 4-13C – which sort of describes July and early August.

That's sort of describes Ticket To Ride.

Interestingly, he then prods a bit at campaigns with "fancy videos," "crazy stretch goals," "ridiculous reward tiers," and the accompanying "hype and distractions"… which, you know, sort of describes DoubleFine's hugely successful Kickstarter down to a tee.

Which sort of describes C.O.G. - except for the innocent part.

Which sort of describes what I want to be.

"We sort of describe and cover our own worlds as we see them.

And of course, if you've ever listened to an MRI machine, it's sort of described sometimes as being as loud as being inside a washing machine.

"I've been amused at some of the subsequent descriptions of Bush versus Gore, because they sort of described us as this fine-oiled machine with a careful strategy," Cruz said.

"I get the impression he has almost backed himself into a corner a bit," he said, "he sort of panicked about what was going on in … some people in the press particularly sort of describe him as this white cat, as if he is easy to control – I actually think he panicked terribly when he saw all of these demonstrations in Kiev and Ukraine.

And the next day I saw one of our cardiologists, Mark Leithe, in Raleigh and I sort of described to him when I was feeling like.