Sentence examples for sort of qualified from inspiring English sources

Harris says peer-reviewed journals should have an automatic public interest defence if they are accused of libel, or should enjoy some sort of qualified privilege.

Spending half of my life in Ukraine sort of qualifies me to offer an opinion about recent events there.

Jason Alexander sort of qualifies as an ABC star, though his new series for that network won't be on until next fall.

If you're curious about that fourth sister, well, an orphan boy named Stiopa (Jase Blankfort) who does the housework for the girls sort of qualifies, once he dresses up in women's clothes to help Katia's beau, an American film director (Steven Rattazzi), make a movie about child prostitutes.

I figured he sort of qualifies, as he's a baby boomer, borderline psychotic, still challenges people to a fight on a regular basis, loathes the "youth" of today, and has spent plenty of time in a courtroom.

Empirical information has to hold up under critical appraisal, a sort of qualifying exam, in order to be accepted into the higher class of evidence.

If all that sounds kind of, sort of, maybe, qualified, well... it is.

So the bigger question is whether this sort of deal qualifies: is Mr Obama prepared to let the lower rates stay in place if he can get the revenue by other means?

Our findings also raise questions about what sort of experience qualifies (or disqualifies) individuals to be PPI contributors, as identified within the comments from the Board.

So we sorted the list of qualifying stocks based on the Portfolio123 Balanced Fundamentals ranking system and considered only the top 25.

–Scarcity of qualified sharia scholars.