Sentence examples for sort of thinks from inspiring English sources

Not long after, he became employee No. 1. "My wife sort of thinks of it as my midlife crisis," he told me.

He sort of thinks: "Well, they won't notice the 10p tax or they won't see a national insurance increase; they'll think it's something to do with pensions".

It seems natural to say that she "sort of" thinks, knows, cares, remembers, and understands, and that she is "sort of" conscious.

"Everyone sort of thinks this is happening and quietly acknowledges it, but I think it's important to drag it into the light," Vines says.

He sort of thinks that you have to believe in Christianity to believe in Satanism, and neither of them win.

Dope basically sort of thinks that the very idea of running against Clinton is undemocratic, unless you are the nebulous specter known as UNCOMMITTED, in which case Dope respects the grit and toughness of the opponent.

"You sort of think it might be a typo, but she is actually referring to his penis as him.

You sort of think everyone's more intellectual than you".Asked what her school grades were, Vicky says she "wouldn't know, to be honest".

Call me old-fashioned, but I sort of think the absence of clothes is a dealbreaker as far as fashion goes.

"In our opinion, the free speech aspect of this situation trumps the establishment clause; I sort of think the N.Y.C.L.U. is being anti-free speech.

"You sort of think it's too good to be true, and it was, but everyone was so caught up in it," he says.