Sentence examples for that really sort from inspiring English sources

Rating: 3 out of 5 Opening with a neat riff, it's a song that really sort of forces you to dance about a bit, although itsrepetitive nature unravels the subconscious magic of this inherently summery track quite quickly.

Today often considered his signature song, Jim Stewart reckoned, "If there's one song, one performance that really sort of sums up Otis and what he's about, it's 'Try a Little Tenderness'.

It allowed us to have these trails that really sort of turned it into an art piece," says Travis Hogg, Pre-Vis Director.

Being incredibly tired, in a disparate part of the world that you don't really want to be in, that really sort of can energise your ideas more so than being comfortable.

It was, however, the unbearable wait for sugar to caramelise that really sorted the dab-hands from the dilettantes.

However, the fiesta that really sorts the sheep from the goats, not to mention the bulls, takes place from 6 to 14 July in Pamplona, the chief town of Navarra, where the San Fermin festival takes place.

"Some people come out woozy — I have a headache, that really kind of hurts, that sort of thing.

"That really sorts out the wheat from the chaff.

Mr. Sousa added that "the community, particularly the Portuguese community, was enormously behind the Kennedys" and that "it really sort of did him in politically".

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

The secret to both — that, really, you sort of just do it — seemed as inadequate an answer to his question as it would have been to any of mine.