Sentence examples for taking sort of from inspiring English sources

Maybe the next installment of ROFLCon, an event devoted to taking (sort of) seriously some of the funniest native-to-the-Web entertainments, should include a special ROFL-the-vote panel focused on these election-season memes.

David Hausmann, 19, a visitor from London, who is "taking sort of a gap here" between his high school and college careers, said such warnings had added an undercurrent of tense excitement to his travels.

So we're taking sort of a wide purview and wide approach to investing.

Maybe they should have access to pharmaceutical-grade heroin... On one extreme end, it is complete change in the laws and taking sort of a Portugal model.

"At that point I think the whole thing took sort of a nasty turn," Dr. Lee said.

"I do take sort of offense when people say players don't respect each other," Shanahan said.

Marissa Mayer: And so it was fun in September to take sort of a retrospective.

Howard agreed with the choice: "We've always taken sort of the meeting room approach.

In this paper, we take sorting of large data sets as a representative case study for data-intensive applications.

I've never taken taken any sort of dance class.

You end up taking a sort-of Desert Island Discs approach.