Sentence examples for that just sort from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the poems that seem to affect people most are ones that just sort of bubble up and happen, and that was that kind of poem.

Don't worry if music is not your thing; this is the kind of rebus puzzle that just sort of falls into place as you fill in the entries.

Look at Iowa, glibly characterised as reactionary but which "had all these splendid deep impulses in its legal system that just sort of got papered over".

Todd N. Lebor, an analyst at Morningstar Inc. in Chicago, said: "It's like the Pampers business or any of these demographic-based businesses that just sort of grow with population.

There's this anxiety that just sort of hangs over people.

"That just sort of felt fortuitous," Bird told me.

"I think that that's just sort of the deviant behavior on the very far end of the distribution...

"Whatever goodwill people had toward that institution just sort of evaporated on that day … It was just handled terribly".

That was earlier on in my career and I wasn't ready for the role but that has just, sort of, fallen over now (CNS20).

I'm not drawn to stories that are just sort of fluffy.

I know it was the first play that really just sort of destroyed me.