Sentence examples for sort of elaboration from inspiring English sources

Starring Simon Ward, the film efficiently depicted a young man's progress through his schooling, his experiences as a journalist in Africa (with a rousing recreation of the Battle of Omdurman in 1898) and his induction into Parliament, but it was given a complex flashback and narration structure, the sort of elaboration that was to mar Attenborough's later biography of Charlie Chaplin.

I sort of agree.

It is a sort of categorization, which can be described in terms of the elaboration and acquisition of patterns of identification.

They stared, and then sort of gestured as if they were opening the floor for further elaboration.

Sort of.

Whether that sort of camera work is understood (or viscerally sensed) by Savides's colleagues to be a threat or merely to be minor compared to the profession's standardly massive elaborations, it wasn't nominated.

What sort of rigor?

It sort of rhymes.

That sort of tough.

What sort of malpractice?

Feel it?" "Sort of.