Sentence examples for sort of leap from inspiring English sources

He has taken, with them, the same sort of leap, not of faith but of confidence, that his employers took with him in 1967.

When you start your own thing, you just sort of leap off a diving board and just have faith that you will land on one or two feet and not on your head.

In indie money, Howard has executed the sort of leap in palette and production that Bon Iver made from For Emma, Forever Ago to the self-titled Bon Iver: everything is bigger and a lot stranger.

Rather we're betting on some sort of Leap Motion -style gesture control interface being added to the front of the handset, using sensors to detect a hovering hand, for example — probably accompanied by heavy marketing about how filthy-with-germs phone screens are so it's totally better you don't actually touch them.

Let's KILL THE KING," because obviously that is how you become king and totally the sort of leap that a rational human with a heart that feels love for their fellow humans would make[11] and he is all, "I don't know?" And she is all, "I bet you got a small dick, you ain't wanna kill this king".

Sort of leap at each step, though.

At Build, the future just sort of leapt out at me, unexpected and unannounced.

On the human-assisted side of things, people can help connect the other dots to make the sort of leaps that computers cannot (yet).

Everything he does he's trying to sort of leap-frog over the hard work of building himself back up.

Stories just sort of leaped out of the air from that long view.

"Even in a manuscript form, 'The Girl on the Train' sort of leapt off the pages as a contemporary suspense drama-slash-thriller," said Platt.