Sentence examples for sort of nothing from inspiring English sources

It tastes of privilege, but also of a sour sort of nothing, and the only other person in the cigar room is a Russian businessman.

There are soldiers in Iraq, he says, who Skype with their family in the evening, both sides virtually puttering around, doing the same sort of nothing in particular, that they would be doing if they were together physically.

Poirot is an odd sort of hero, nothing like the rugged detective I was expecting.

"It's sort of a nothing right now; it's not getting the attention it got four years ago," he said.

Their top priority, repealing Obamacare, is in itself a sort of "do nothing" policy, and one which they haven't managed to get anywhere on.

Most of us feel a sense of powerlessness in an age in which we sort of know nothing is private any more, from the content of our emails to the pictures we send to friends.

I realise that I'm viewing the results of a kind of double of myself, the public persona I present through social media (and over which I presume some sort of control), nothing like the real me.

"He said to me, 'You're exactly the person I wrote this part for.' " And if that sounds like the sort of bland nothing you'd expect from Tinseltown, Theatreland is a little more specific.

If he sort of does nothing, you can't get rid of him?

Buscemi doesn't make much of an impression but then he has sort of a nothing role.

Which... sort of did nothing for a very long time, until Thursday last week October 300), when Tim Cook first published his statement. .