Sentence examples for sort of why from inspiring English sources

"That's sort of why the festival ties into us as well".

They were obsessed with it, and that's sort of why I turned it into theatre.

Most jobs begin with a training session or some sort of "why don't you familiarize yourself with these documents" meeting.

This sort of "why?" take-down question always tends to be chucked at product launches that make radical departures from what came before.

(The evening's theme was folk dances, which explains, sort of, why a number of couples were dressed like Martians trying to blend in at a truck stop somewhere west of Laramie).

"I hate vigilantism, and I hate judgment, which is sort of why I wrote 'Frost/Nixon,' because it's very easy to point the finger at Richard Nixon," Mr. Morgan said, "and feel good about yourself".

That's sort-of why Windows Mobile never really left the nerd market and Palm had great early success.

I sort of understand why there is a brotherhood of Hamlets.

In most cases, I would argue that the author is answering "how" questions and not "why" questions at least not the sorts of "why" questions that relate to purpose or meaning.

I often found myself at the end of a class approaching the teacher and asking the same incessant, toddler-type question, "Why?" All sorts of whys.

As you can see, this is aimed at improving living conditions — so why are you talking to me about some sort of tragedy?" Why, indeed.