Sentence examples for sort of moved from inspiring English sources

Over all, square footage has not been scaled down — the pieces have sort of moved around.

He set it back down, and when everybody sort of moved on, I grabbed hold of it.

"To put it in context, Brett's the brother-in-law, so he's sort of moved out of the way for you has he?" Richardson asked.

"During Alan's career the world has sort of moved from a faith and a trust in public servants, as it were, to this huge scepticism," Jackson told me.

That attitude is music to the ears of Mr. Shea, who said, "We really believe and feel the audience has sort of moved on from what happened" during the Super Bowl halftime.

But he has a refreshingly deep belief and has sort of moved into that GK Chesterton space of being the wise elder with enough integrity to fly the traditional flag".

But this is leading to a new sort of moving visual journalism that is more immediate and personal, without the reporter between the viewer and the action.

The money was OK, usually, but more than that, the lookalikes found the work thrilling and addictive – getting to pretend to be a sort of moving Tussauds waxwork.

"The World Bank is sort of moving in the right direction on climate change but not moving fast enough or deep enough," said Jake Schmidt, international climate policy director at the National Resources Defense Council.

She walks through a chute with tall walls and suddenly finds herself straddling — not uncomfortably — a conveyor belt that becomes a sort of moving sawhorse supporting her chest.

Have you seen anything like that where you've seen crime move or just sort of moving it somewhere else (which would be a bad thing)?