Sentence examples for sort of walking from inspiring English sources

"He's a sort of walking microcosm of history".

There is something of a nostalgia tour going on, with Jon Huntsman getting Republicans upset by comparing the party to the Chinese government, and Herman Cain, who has become a sort of walking bank of campaign campiness, addressing putative alien invaders on "The Daily Show".

It was like being a child in a funhouse -- you're just sort of walking around agog.

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She said she liked that she felt like the character was a cowboy sort of walking off into the sunset in the end.

Personally, I believe it's him and that he is some sort of walking undead / vampire, et cetera, who quickens / reinvents himself once every 75 years or so.

"So you just sort of walked through, if you did poorly.

He just sort of walked along the piece, and scattered those little bits as the finishing touch of the installation.

But what I'm trying to get at is that in responding to Iraq, the Vulcans just sort of walked into a response that was defined by that document.

Part of the problem was that I was young and immature and I sort of walked in on Day 1 out of college and had this attitude of, "Give me the keys".

"I just sort of walked across the hallway," Luhnow said over the phone last week, "and we were up till 3 a.m. with the Astros team there, getting to know each other".