Sentence examples for sort of suggesting from inspiring English sources

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.

After that, the theme sort of suggested itself.

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

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

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.

The fact that they're playing Give It Up by KC and the Sunshine Band in the background sort of suggests they won't.

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.

It sort of suggests that we'll get something outside the establishment, but it's going to be this increasingly volatile trajectory of figuring out what that's going to be".

This sort of suggests that some members of Congress regard the Department of the Treasury as a vast warren of people with checkbooks, sorting through the mail and writing apologetic notes to Delta and JetBlue explaining the problem.

It was felt to sort of suggest you were, to use a word, 'unsound.' I don't know whether that rings a bell on your side of the Atlantic, but it does here".