Sentence examples for sort of needs from inspiring English sources

"But the customers don't come in with the same sort of needs anymore.

OK, and Toby Young, to talk about micro-scooters (he once went to a dinner party and someone came on one), but he sort of needs to be there: he is chump-in-chief.

And, they point out, the basic problem is that the training sort of needs to be boring to do the job.

I get that she sort of needs to hit rock bottom (in fact hitting rock bottom is referenced. Twice).

MES: This stands out, at least to me, as one of those photographs that sort of needs to be in color.

You sort of need some kind of closure.

"I sort of needed Jamie to give me permission to do that".

"They were almost always out of control," says Vega, "but they really sort of needed each other.

"I think he is hated for good reason: the constant humiliation, the over-the-top sort of need to control everything, the excessive force".

"We've always had extremely cheap electricity and natural gas in North America and there hasn't been the same sort of need for conservation here," Mr. McConnell said.

She politely refuses when fans ask to take her photograph – "I just sort of need time off" – and takes her privacy very seriously indeed.