Sentence examples for sort of vary from inspiring English sources

He basically, you know, brought in all the beans, and we sort of vary it really".

It was proclaimed an age of democracy, and so the old classes were mixed until class became not a segmented totem pole, but a sort of infinitely varied spectrum, with the masters of the universe on the couture end and the lumpen fabulous occupying the other wing.

But what sort of change that moment will bring about....well, that can vary, to say the least.

Less demonstrative but perhaps more testing are Bach's crossing patterns and the necessity to sort them out by means of varied weights and pressures.

There is a certain sort of New York evening — varied in its pleasures, meandering in its rhythms, open to spontaneous events — that is good to start with a communal meal.

Efforts in this direction were made over the years, but cartographers, being artists of a sort, preferred to vary their styles, and effective standardization was not achieved until comparatively recent times.

The sort of phrases identified can vary based on the background corpus used.

What this means is that salience is going to have to be more fine-grained than just being relative to a sentence; it must be the sort of thing that can vary over the course of the utterance of a sentence.

The sort of advanced theory would vary between discrete and continuous systems; the theory doesn't seem to have been developed yet.

The idea that the strata are layers of volcanic ash or the ejecta blankets of meteoritic impacts is ruled out, because those sorts of rock would vary in thickness with their distance from the volcano or impact-crater in question.

This internal sorting of proteins can vary across different physiological conditions, cell types and lineages.