Sentence examples for sort of settled from inspiring English sources

"Listening to him tell his story, it sort of settled me down".

"That race in Nouméa, it all just sort of settled into place and made sense," Moore said.

With that (sort of) settled, we move on to another one of Dell'Olio's media bugbears: the Daily Mail.

"That race in Noumea, it all just sort of settled into place and made sense," Moore said.

But sometime this week, I sort of settled down, and just reminded myself if we have good stories to tell, we'll be fine".

The one whom Kinney mainly latches on to is, like many of his counterparts in this strange, intense, rather stressed-out sub-culture, a troubled soul lacking any sort of settled existence.

"It did sort of settle that we are not headed to a double dip," Mr. Paulsen said, referring to the jobs report.

I was a grownup woman by that time; I had already had my first child and should have settled by then the question of where to live and the kind of place to live in, for that sort of settling down is an external metaphor for something that should be internal, a restfulness, so that you can concentrate on this other business, living, bringing up a child.

I don't know, maybe everyone's the same, you sort of feel when you're a person who travels a lot and works a lot in different countries and bases yourself in different places that there is always this yearning and this kind of feeling that one day you'll get home and sort of settle, and this will all be fleeting and over.

(London Peer Worker) … suddenly they're a colleague and you get to hear about things that you weren't privy to before and that feels odd and needs time to sort of settle in, to manage.

A different sort of energy settled into the theater briefly with "Angelitos Negros," a serpentine, ritualistic solo (from "Songs of the Disinherited," 1972) by the resident choreographer Donald McKayle.