Sentence examples for sort of digging from inspiring English sources

"We are so emotionally invested in our homes that to show the looking and the actual negotiating and transaction process felt like you were sort of digging into a vein," said Shari Levine, the senior vice president for production at Bravo.

Rachel (10 07:20 PM): I am sort of digging this - the candidates are looser than they've ever been, and they have all said enough stage-setting stuff to allow them to jump off here and seem less careful.

Suddenly, I hear a sort of digging noise and cracks start appearing in the wall in front of me, then chunks of rock burst out and I can look into what appears to be a tunnel.

Black unattractive humans, males and females, doing some sort of digging work in a place that seems to be a quarry.

The buttoned-down Leonard sort of digs it.

I sort of dig the black and purple color scheme, but the specs are the same as the 1.5-year-old Sidekick 3 and I don't care for the sliding screen, either.

They've really sort of dug their heels in.

Now it's kind of funny to see people still questioning/wondering about it online, we have the receipts and everything, but we sort of dug our own grave there I guess.

"... medical staff sort of dig their heels in and then don't do it, do they and if they can get out of doing it they'll do it on paper... .......... (Interview, Administrative Staff, Time 2).

Just sort of a "dig-man".

But it's much more likely to be something harder to trace, maybe some sort of antiquity dug up in Iraq or Afghanistan.