Sentence examples for sort of shown from inspiring English sources

"I get the sense that people are relieved you've sort of shown it how it is," says Brand. "The thing I hear the most is nurses saying, 'It's so like my job.'" Singer Kim Wilde, meanwhile, was apparently delighted when Brand told her about her namesake – and may do a cameo if the show gets a third series.

Another attendee only sort-of showed up.

Meanwhile, hormones fuel the sort of "showing off" that would have increased one's attractiveness in early societies.

"Ten more parents just sort of showed up at our gate and asked us to take their daughters.

In the beginning, when it was sort of showing the Industrial Revolution here, I thought it was a bit sort of chaotic was the word, but it was good.

What makes him astonishing is a sort of "show all work" ethic that forced thought as it really is, mixed in motive and meanings, onto the page.

"How could you say this?" According to Davis, Dye seemed shaken, and replied, "I was just sort of showing off to Schwolsky".

This is his first time, so I was sort of showing him, like, don't, don't worry, don't stress or nothing.

"Ted Cruz just sort of showed up.

A DJ named Terry Martin who worked at Medusa's sort of showed me some ropes.

The past few showings have been severe disappointments to US hockey fans, who have secretly dreamed of some sort of showing like we just saw this winter.