Sentence examples for sort of lightweight from inspiring English sources

"For a really sort of lightweight fan, learning about the sport is complicated," said Jonathan Vaughters, the general manager of the Garmin-Sharp team.

"For a really sort of lightweight fan, learning about the sport is complicated," said Jonathan Vaughters, general manager of Garmin-Sharp.

It's the sort of lightweight, softball article that you'd expect to be farmed out to, say, a minor star of Holby City on a week where the features desk editors were all too hungover to come up with anything better.

They used a thin, flexible plastic substrate and etched brass onto it, forming a sort of lightweight antenna thread.

With these emulators, they could fake movements around cities and reverse-engineer the game to create a sort of lightweight API and gather Pokémon data.

The bad news: If you were planning on wiping the firmware and making this thing some sort of lightweight Linux box, it's not so hot.

The wealthy characters in the novel were "completely shallow," he said, precisely the sort of "ineffable lightweights" who would have been unable to resist the temptation to join a crowd rushing into a stockmarket, and would accordingly have paid the price in the 1929 crash.

Truman didn't wear uniform, so was in a suit, and Churchill was in his sort-of uniform, a lightweight thing soldiers might wear in the desert.

The service worked reasonably well, and I even used the iPhone app as a way to check up on people before meeting them in person, as sort of a quick, lightweight piece of context.

During the transit of the atmosphere, the payload is protected by some sort of fairing, often made of lightweight composite material.

By this time, of course, I had overcome ideas from my younger days that being a professional conservationist was a lightweight sort of thing.