Sentence examples for sort of late from inspiring English sources
Match Point (2005) marked a sort of late career come-back for the writer/director, a slick, literate thriller about a tennis pro who marries into a wealthy London family and gets entangled with an impossibly sexy femme-fatale (Scarlett Johansson).
His 1996 novel "In the Beauty of the Lilies" — which may well emerge as the sort of late masterpiece overlooked or praised by rote in its day, only to be rediscovered by another generation — makes this almost schematically apparent: the death of American religion is matched by the rise of American movies.
Although honestly, that was sort of late in the game, don't you think?
This was the sort of late night blues tune you never wanted to end.
"These sort of late payment fees can't be all out of proportion," he said.
"It was sort of late in the game to be changing plans," he testified, recalling his frustration.
Despite its late date, Sylvan Bien styled it in a sort of 1930s industrial moderne.
Other offices just don't have that sort of spring.
It was that sort of Election Day across the country.
"It was sort of 50-50 whether it would come together".
'They're a white sort of winter bird.
