Sentence examples for sort of which from inspiring English sources

One of my sons accuses me of saying "sort of", which he says wouldn't be so bad if I didn't criticise young people for saying "like" all the time.

He appeared, for instance, in Andy Warhol's film, "Tarzan and Jane, Regained Sort of," which was partly shot at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1963, the year Mr. Hopper discovered Pop art.

DAVE WOLFF now has a computer (sort of), which puts him ahead of where he was a year ago, when we followed his first steps into the world of e-commerce.

Mrs. Clinton has put forth many proposals, ranging from job tax credits to technology training programs to utility deregulation (sort of), which she says will help an area she describes as economically beleaguered.

So the biggest advance, the next advance, sort of, which was related to this is Adam Smith said, "How could it be that water which is so valuable has such a low price, and diamonds which are so useless, basically, to everybody has such a high price?

DrugScope, a charity, reckons that many of its clients take drugs as "self-medication" for social and psychological problems.The richer and more successful adults are, the less interested they are in smoking and consuming "class A" drugs (supposedly the most dangerous sort, of which cocaine and ecstasy are the most popular).

Vulgarized in movies and lowly café performances, Eastern dance is going through a revival of sorts, of which the Tunisian-born dancer Leila Haddad is a prime example.

There's a bigger point to Sorkin's article, which he sort of addresses, which second-guesses the premise.

Which begs the question (sort of), of which is the cleverest nation in the world?

This is a sort of Glass Bead Game, which is time-consuming and which administratively can be shortened.

In addition there will be live animals of all sorts, some of which you will be able to touch!