Sentence examples for sort of passing from inspiring English sources

Valeriya is not a novelty act, and is dismissive of the sort of passing fame offered by programmes such as Pop Idol.

A guy sort of passing through, even though he left Arizona as a free agent for the Buccaneers last year and is signed through 2005.

That is the sort of "passing," Zakaria says, that many American Muslims engage in "to appear to be unthreatening" in this season of terror and Donald Trump.

Sometimes the warnings came in the form of an official report, and yet the establishment regarded growing inequality as a mere statistical curiosity, worthy of the same sort of passing attention as the annual hit parade of baby's names.

Without Bradley, and his replacement Geoff Cameron struggling to step up, the right flank of Orozco and Zusi in particular lacked a central fulcrum to form any sort of passing triangles with, or just to provide support in the tackle, as word spread in the Costa Rican side that there were huge gaps to play in there.

Cabral, the former Basel central midfielder, has impressed in pre-season but a playmaker possessing the sort of passing range capable of unlocking defences is required alongside him if the building from the back with overlapping full-backs blueprint is to pay dividends.

It's the same sort of pass-the-Advil vicious circle reasoning the military always uses.

A dozen minutes had passed without Clermont stringing any sort of passes together.

People sort of pass through on their way to going somewhere.

You would think I could sort of pass for an American, but sometimes I can't.

I suspect it'll just be the usual – excessive eating, excessive red wine, and then everyone is sort of passed out asleep by 5pm.