Sentence examples for sort of suggested from inspiring English sources

After that, the theme sort of suggested itself.

"And they sort of suggested they were better people because of it".

He sort of suggested that Mr. Trump should release his tax returns, but what he really meant, it seems, is that candidates in general should do so.

"He sort of suggested, Maybe we can get back together from time to time and hook up for an immigration deal.

I don't know whether Shirley Sherrod prefers a wine spritzer to beer, but the Oval Office catering division might want to look into it.By now you all know the story of Ms Sherrod, the former and perhaps future USDA official who lost her job as a result of an edited video that sort of suggested she was racist, but in fact showed her describing a situation that, in the end, transcended race.

Spotify will likely offer some sort of suggested user list of who follow, and may try to recruit big name celebrities, musicians, and DJs to share playlists.

This item, which sort of suggests what time it is, can cost almost $1,000.

When the leprechaun sings of "something sweet, something sort of grandish," the "sort of" suggests a vague resemblance, while the "ish" makes it even vaguer.

Are their other sort of big lessons you've learned that you would sort of suggest to others that they might want to try as well?

But I think, and what I try to do in the book is sort of suggest the cultural hot spots, the ones that are more promising than others.

But it became yet again one of those things people talked about, I guess sort of suggesting I really had gone off the deep end.