Sentence examples for sort of existed from inspiring English sources

Before doing this, I always sort of existed on that online space because I thought that was cool, and now I exist there for work.

"But no one really knew what therapy was in those days – it sort of existed, but it wasn't really there [for children].

I can't go into a room and just sort of exist as a light-skinned person.

The so-called "midcore" social game customer (a half way point between the traditional casual and hardcore archetypes) sort-of exists, but not at the same scale as a Zynga.

But there's another Apple that sort of exists in Ireland, and also sort of doesn't.

You are paying attention to this fictive creature via paying attention to the words that have caused him to — sort of — exist.

This may seem an odd thing to say, and I'm sure psychologists would pounce on this, but actually – well, actually, I don't sort of exist.

Therefore, I write the scenes that I think serve a particular story or novel, and in the moment of writing, I sort of exist in a parallel universe and don't consider what, say, my uncle or my former co-worker might think of my description of a blow job.

"You sort of exist in this place without any ego" Milk explains.

This sort of exists when you ignore friend requests (or on fan pages), but it's still not ideal.

Before them, it was Liberland, which still sort of exists on a river between Serbia and Croatia.