Sentence examples for sort of leaves from inspiring English sources

"It sort of leaves me in a state of shock," he said laughing.

Without being quite as bad as goose-stepping in Nuremberg, slipping into limericks sort of leaves the people of Limerick a bit cold.

One "Obama administration insider" said: "It was one of those astonishing displays of incompetence that sort of leaves you wondering about how, you know, have we all got this far?" The book says the White House considered it had been "fucked over" on both Libya and Syria.

Ultimately, though, it sort of leaves you with the impression that...sorta...Karl Rove...maybe...doesn't really have a gollydarned clue what he's talking about!

Obviously his entire routine falls down when it's pointed out that plenty of men have higher voices than women, and vice versa, which just sort of leaves him floundering, saying "personal preference" at Piers Morgan like it's a safe-word he forgot to agree with anyone beforehand.

"My father sort of left me to Leo and Gray," Kaye says.

But I felt like I was sort of left out.

"But when they see tons of money, I think they feel sort of left out.

"It sort of left a bit of a bitter pill for me to swallow," he says.

"People come here and sort of leave the rest of the world outside," she says.

I had just sort of left all that, tried to steer away from all of that tabloid stuff.