Sentence examples for sort of summarize from inspiring English sources
He had given her "a fabulous quote to sort of summarize the whole thing".
STEVE GILLMOR: So you think that — I hate to use the term "tweeting" or "Twitter" to sort of summarize something that I think is a lot bigger than that, but do you see that as being integrated through SharePoint?
To the actor, "Walkabout and the fifth season episode "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" are the two installments which "sort of (summarize) [Locke's] whole trip".
"With hotel reviews, you're sort of summarizing your stay.
"The Microsoft case is a real world data point that sort of summarizes a situation that's been happening over the last several years," Lee Tien, a senior staff attorney for the EFF, explained.
So that's a point I want to make, and I invite you and others to take a look at that YouTube video that I have on the India-Pakistan war, which in five minutes sort of summarizes that situation.
Although he's referring to a particular relationship between his wife, Ginger, and Velvet, a preteen girl they choose to foster part-time, the sentiment is a sort of thesis statement summarizing each relationship in the novel.
So it's a quote in the book that I think really summarizes sort of everything that you stand for in the book and that's this.
In the twenty-four chapters of his Book on the Science of Metaphysics 'Abd al-Latif paraphrases and summarizes a sort of "library" of treatises on metaphysics (Zimmermann 1986) which were assimilated in the formative period of falsafa and imposed themselves to the point of becoming canonical.
With the sort of class one would expect of a Fox News pundit, Laura Ingraham summarized much of the irrational anger on the right on the immigration bill.
