Sentence examples for sort of materialized from inspiring English sources

So, while it may really be a marketing arrangement designed to drive sales by generating hype within the disparate audiences of both companies, it's also truly sort of materialized demonstration of mutual appreciation.

"They just sort of materialized out of the fog, these vast, godlike things".

This paper provides a survey of materialized view evolution methods.

But that sort of trouble never materialized with Young.

He sort of just materializes.

But now attention turns to what sort of street protest might materialize on Friday, ahead of the weekend of voting.

A lot of the interest in Europe centered on International Power of Britain and Gaz de France and whether weekend speculation that they were looking at some sort of tie-up would materialize.

New York was an early issuer of debt — it floated some of the nation's first state bonds to pay for the construction of the Erie Canal — and, since then, has borrowed against the classroom buildings at its state universities, a parking lot at the Aqueduct racetrack, and revenues that it hopes in a vague sort of way may somehow materialize in the future.

The men appeared off and on in commercials for decades, first as a sort of goofy Greek chorus that materialized in settings like an elderly woman's living room or the Garden of Eden and then, more recently, as musicians in comically sappy music videos.

The President's successful (thus far, at least) effort to cease his tobacco intake remains among the few campaign promises that have materialized into any sort of tangible reality.

When the exciting and possessive Elvira materializes, in a sort of ghostly off-white chiffon poncho, she is a vision of long-mourned passion.