Sentence examples for sort of tapping from inspiring English sources

Drums: Kraftwerk Ralf and Florian, the two founders, never played the drums, but I do love the bits in old Tomorrow's World footage where the other two were just sort of tapping bits of tin foil with strange styluses.

Your output level is so low, particularly on a phone, your two thumbs sort of tapping away.

Bernie sort of taps into that element of him".

The "performers" include Transparent Body, who affects a sort of tap dance on a metal sheet; lights shine from within its plastic body and face.

It's to sort of tap on the glass of your moral compass — 'Is this thing on?' To try to make you feel implicated by your silence".

It distinguishes it from where the government is creating its own access – so called upstream operations – where they sort of tap the backbones where these communications cross and they try to take them in transit.

"In some respects he's sort of tapped into the same sentiment that drove Brexit and Trump but with a very different type of message – instead of take back control and close the borders and build walls, let's talk about sunny ways, let's talk about a more optimistic approach".

Guilt and shame are the tools used to keep people in line; the questions I get most at readings or in interviews are about being a mother and writer, when I'm expected to do this this sort of tap dance of humility that I have no desire or ability to dance.

A model is proposed to estimate the economic feasibility of using a specific sort of taps and it is applied to taps of washing basins in a public facility.

"When I saw the result that I didn't quite get to the green again on my second chip on 12, I clumsily sort of tapped any damage down and then looked up as the ball came rolling back down past me.

These were essentially the first gas cylinders; Robert Temple assumes some sort of tap was used for this device.