Sentence examples for sort of divided from inspiring English sources

I've sort of divided my life between the two institutions.

We're sort of divided in regard to that question here.

Duke, he says, has become "this place that's sort of divided against itself.

I am sort of divided on whether it should be Wally Shawn or Mike Nichols in the part.

And usually clubs are sort of divided between the 'on one' dancers and the 'on two' dancers.

"It is about the 1919 [peace] conference at the end of the first world war, which is fascinating, because it sort of divided up Europe and the wider world into various countries... and it is a fascinating piece of history.

Also, with Microsoft already having a phone platform – the Windows Mobile 5 OS – they're sort of dividing their attention for their phones.

"It's the same sort of divide.

You don't see that same sort of divide on other social issues, interestingly — such as abortion.

I think the world sort of divides up into those who like revolutions and those who don't.

Black comedy today is seeing the same sort of divide between alt-comics and club comics that fundamentally altered the white comic landscape in the 1990s and 2000s.