Sentence examples for sort of pulls from inspiring English sources

You're having this nice regimented buildup, and then, wham, the bass sort of pulls the floor out from under you.

"It just sort of pulls you in and you can either reject it or lean into it and I decided to 'lean in' to it.

She sort of pulls away, but it's more to insist that she isn't that drunk than it is as resistance to leaving.

I think having a kid and therapy sort of pulls your head out of your ass and you realize as humans you have a job.

It will sort of pull the wheel from your hands".

"Particularly if there is some sort of pull from families back home as well".

"Seeing these headlines day after day, people sort of pull back and get fearful.

"You know — white walls, but then we pulled them apart, like the way the clothes are sort of pulled apart.

Hollywood beauties have exerted this sort of pull, to greater and lesser degrees, since well before Jean Harlow's day.

"Hitting him I remember, and I remember sort of pulling over on a side street, getting out of the car, and there I lose a few minutes".

When I was at the Kings Theater, I was still very uncertain about the monologue, and I was still sort of pulling it out of the air.