Sentence examples for their sort of from inspiring English sources

"Under their sort of criticism, we shouldn't have any sculpture from Rodin in Dallas.

"If you think about it, their sort of cool, distant styles are alike".

Seen from that enormous distance, they are just doing what their sort of stuff does — coming into consciousness, reproducing, dying.

But looking at this, and his remarks about pro-Papua protesters in Australia, they might also conclude that Mr Abbott is their sort of bloke.

But I wonder how different their "tooling up" and their "sort of uniforms" really are from features of our own footballing past.

Customers were often talking about what he calls "low-stakes occasions", which is "their personal time, their sort of quiet and solitude time.

Because one's social network often consists not only of actual friends but also relatives and sort-of friends, along with sort-of friends of their sort-of friends, you need to be careful about what you post.

His live-in girlfriend, Daphne (Elisabeth Moss), is a busy medical resident who does not have much time for her man and his rock 'n' roll dreams, and their sort-of breakup excuses some of Aaron's behavior on the road with Aldous, while leaving the door open for eventual, inevitable reconciliation.

To paraphrase Latrell Sprewell, there is little margin for error without their sort-of center, and what was General Manager Scott Layden thinking last summer when he made a bad salary cap situation worse without addressing the Knicks' sorrowful lack of size?

Guardian science correspondent (and author of the definitive story of the hunt for the Higgs boson) Ian Sample reckons it's too early to give the award to particle physicists for their sort-of discovery, earlier this year, of the long-elusive particle that gives all other particles their mass.

Rather than looking for short-term hits, we focus on themes that have the ability to drive a cycle of innovation (and hence provide multiple investment opportunities) over a period of five to ten years or more," they write in their sort-of manifesto.