Sentence examples for sort of required from inspiring English sources
It was O.K. to make altars in galleries if you were Mexican-American — in fact, you were sort of required to — but if you were plain old American, no.
TechCrunch: The last thing I'm going to ask, which I think I'm sort of required to ask, is to what extent is this meant to be a completely standalone experience?
If 30-second television commercials are the staple of a modern political campaign, 30-minute programs have become a sort of required side dish.
"When you've been saying it's suspended indefinitely," she said, "it sort of requires a pretty big announcement".
It makes sense to sit him down in a lost season, writes Dan Graziano on ESPN.com, but the kick-a-villain week theme sort of requires him to play, doesn't it?
New Jersey is a leader among states that make policies horrifically expensive by ladening them with all sorts of required coverage instead of, say, a plain but comprehensive catastrophic illness plan.
Unfortunately, teaching is something that might require "growing into", and my feeling is that five to 10 years is the sort of time required.
"The sort of money required to build what is a very expensive bridge would go a long way in terms of tree planting," she said.
Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society, said this sort of research required open discussion to ensure it moved in a direction that the general public remained comfortable with.
Stark was even recommended a specific surveyor, reasonably priced, who could be depended on to submit the sort of findings required.
