Sentence examples for sort of telling from inspiring English sources
He told LBC radio the Conservative leadership was behaving like "they're ordering a drink in the drawing room of Downton Abbey and, sort of, telling everybody else what they should do".
It's hard to tell what is fiction on every level, in personal relationships, politics... It's a lot of people sort of telling their own version.
For one doctor, the sequencing of communication in deferred consent was not dissimilar to that in clinical care: "We'll frequently tell people afterwards what we've done to their child so that sort of telling them afterwards so the concept is quite… It's not alien" (P11, female doctor, focus group 4).
In the years before that, Mr. Mayer had peeped plenty: kissing and sort of telling about his high-profile love life to TMZ; letting loose with a racial slur in a Playboy interview.
For another, Mr. Pierre fails to use the sort of telling details or surreal developments that might lend his story an eerie verisimilitude, or jolt the reader into a recognition of a larger truth.
In most of its 247 pages, "The Mayor" is bereft of the sort of telling anecdote, or novel observation, that would offer readers a new intimacy with their subject.
They sort of tell you, you know".
"You can sort of tell we're hacks," he says.
That sort of tells you all you need to know.
One could sort of tell it might end like this.
