Sentence examples for sort of fill from inspiring English sources

People sort of fill in the blanks".

But in this film adaptation, we had to sort of fill out those details.

And I found a bunch more on eBay to sort of fill in the collection".

"There are two long extensions, like jaws, and this property will sort of fill in the mouth".

Sadly, they had to — I confess it — sort of fill me in on who Bryan was: booming-voiced orator, U.S. Congress from Nebraska, thrice-failed candidate for president, ardent Prohibitionist and vehement enemy of Darwinism for religious reasons in the famous Scopes Trial.

At the White House press briefing on Friday, a reporter asked Scott McClellan: "But does the president have to present himself as not quite the, you know, kind of, trigger happy, tough, shoot him from the hip cowboy, and sort of fill out that image a little more?" Mr. McClellan replied that the president was leading in a -- yup, you guessed it -- "strong and decisive" way.

There's this tension that sort of fills the air.

You create this alternate universe that sort of fills the same cultural and social niche as playing poker or bridge.

Bourne is for readers who love Dan Brown; Mansell sort of fills the gap until there's another volume from Bridget Jones.

Most of the parathas are stuffed with some sort of filling, although for breakfast you may just want to order a plain paratha to slather with Amul butter ($2 for paratha; $1 for the butter, served on the side).

Salgados: Not listed on the menu, these "savory things" under the glass counter are pretty standard across Brazil, generally consisting of some sort of dough (baked or fried) and some sort of filling of meats or cheeses or hearts of palm.