Sentence examples for sort of treating from inspiring English sources

So, it is particularly galling to American Episcopalians to have the Archbishop of Canterbury direct their Presiding Bishop not to display any signs of her spiritual authority -- sort of treating our "archbishop" as if she is a visiting ecclesiastical serf from some colonial outback.

But still I was amazed – that they're sort of treated like robots".

"Even now, when I go back there, I'm sort of treated a bit like David Bowie," he said.

And in a recent interview, John C. Coffee Jr., a law professor at Columbia University, put it this way: "Cuomo made his fame as attorney general, and he sort of treated that jurisdiction as portable and took it with him as governor".

"Even after we drew the first leg Havant were still favourites, and once you've had time to reflect, we've always sort of treated them as our older brother and you have to feel for them.

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Fahmy sort of treats the whole deposition of Morsi as a footnote, though.

This episode was interesting because he was sort of treated like an object whose sole purpose was pleasuring Olivia.

Both Pitchfork Media and the Dallas Observer likened the song to Philadelphia soul music and The Guardian described it as a "string-laden soul ballad with the sort of treated robot vocal Daft Punk are fond of".

Stuff got meta: "What are your thoughts about this thing that happened in this other debate?" Ron Paul was sort of treated like comic relief -- time after time, the only reason he was engaged by the debate interlocutors at all was to get Paul's crankery front-and-center, or to get him into easy foreign policy fights with the other contenders.

I take a dump, just as a sort of treat.