Sentence examples for sorta of from inspiring English sources

As someone kinda sorta of Maureen Dowd's generation, I, too, had an initial negative reaction to Twitter.

For one, the Free Press, sorta of a watchdog group, says (PDF alert) the FCC really ought to be measuring things like broadband availability and not broadband subscription.

They hire focus groups, host weekend retreats and go to all sorta of extremes to try to figure out what Joe Consumer wants in a phone.

Last week's guilty verdict (that will be appealed till we're all bored of the topic) in the Pirate Bay trial caused all sorta of comfortable outrage online.

She wasn't tired so much as just sorta of sleepy.

And my phone ring; at first, it's my doctor confirming that I'm dying (not really, but sorta) of allergies.

"It's sorta out of my hands because I'm an actor who's played Wolverine.

With the assistance of SORTA, all of the data values have been coded by the researcher who is responsible for releasing data about physical activity in the LifeLines project.

"People feel frustrated by a lot of distortions by politicians, by members of the media, by movie stars, by tabloid journalists, and it was like a sorta confluence of events that I happened to be in the middle of".

You can sorta think of NZB files as torrent files: there's nothing in the NZB file itself other than directions of where to get actual files.

I'm sorta weary of giving my number to the MTA Lord knows the number will "accidentally" be sold to a telemarketing firm but that type of technological integration is exactly what the dumb subways need.