Sentence examples for sort of tricked from inspiring English sources

"I sort of tricked myself into liking the apartment more than I did".

I was sort of tricked into thinking that it wasn't an RTS because it wasn't like anything I'd seen before.

"He sort of tricked us," she remembers.

Plus they were sort of tricked by Apple breaking the typical iPhone launch tradition.

Douglas tells Rudd, "I've been watching you for a while," and he appears to have some sort of tricked-out observation station.

I sort of agree.

I kind of tricked them.

Your ears are kind of tricked into searching for a wholeness that isn't there.

These were the last years of the 19th century, and the Madsens' quarters were equipped in high Victorian style, with the sort of ornately carved and tricked-out furniture -- free-standing! -- you'd find in a grand house on land.

But to car buffs, there is another question, as pressing as Mr. Mowen's guilt or innocence: What sort of person could really love a tricked-out three-wheeled motorcycle with Bowie knives on each side of the gas tank and rows of razor blades on the handle bars?

Mike Carson at Carson Cars Auto Repair has seen his share of tricked out cars as well as rookie attempts to emulate such modifications.