Sentence examples for sort of split from inspiring English sources

"'I'm sort of split on Ogbu.

"One worries that they sort of split the difference somewhere".

"I'm sort of split between the two," she said.

"My mother and father sort of split up and my father wasn't interested in what I did.

You have to go back to the early 1900s and 1800s to find the sort of split House-Senate result that we are going to get this year.

There was speculation that the networks might show some sort of split screen — the president on one side, the standoff on the other.

Miller himself may not be unpredictable, exactly, but along with Lawson the two form a sort of split-personality backcourt that suits their coach's enigmatic philosophy.

This is a delightful pop-up floating cinema, a sort of split-level raft with bleached decking and casual beanbag seating.

And here it was tied to the war in Vietnam and a verbally, rhetorically violent reaction against an American way of sort of splitting up the world with the Soviet Union; and it has to be seen in all of that.

And yet, in contest after contest, particularly in large states with diverse ethnic populations, support for the two candidates has reflected the sort of splits that normally divide Democrats from Republicans.

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