Sentence examples for sort of introduced from inspiring English sources

Now that we have more comprehensive language for discussing androgyny, it doesn't seem like Julia Sweeney's Pat character is very feminist in scope, but in the early 90s she sort of introduced the concept of androgyny to a nation.

In addition to revealing more about Joan, it sort of introduced the world to what the show was going to be about, the dynamics in the office, and the sort of issues we were going to be dealing with.

Mr Campbell said: "It sort of introduced people to this massive building - this great icon of Lincoln and people started to look at the building as they had never looked at it before.

"It's taken [ballet] away from being entertainment of the high society and it's sort of introduced it to the general public," Mayfield told GOOD.

We're just sort of introducing her.

I think this sort of introduces me, especially in the US, in the right way.

"It just sort of introduces the idea that you're in for something pretty idiotic," he said in a 2009 interview.

And so, I wanted to sort of introduce who Dan Rather is, and then introduce Robert Redford in that part, and so that was all kind of designed to hopefully get the audience going, "Hey, Robert Redford's a good Dan Rather!" But it was more about that, and that's what we talked about, was just playing the character in the film.

Others have made this mistake; Politico pointed out that Obama sort of did, introducing Biden, though he fixed it in the same sentence.

Buick's Riviera concept – reviving for the second time a name whose production model has been dormant since 1999 – makes the same sort of promise, introducing a sweeping, water-inspired design language Buick says we can expect to see more of in the coming years.

On the much tougher issue of enacting a prescription drug benefit for Medicare recipients, the problem is that many Republicans and Democrats are leery of enacting an additional benefit without some sort of overhaul introducing more competition among health care providers.