Sentence examples for think there was sort from inspiring English sources

"Yesterday, there was more action, so I think there was sort of less emotion," he said.

The Crystal Method (Jordan): When our first album, Vegas, came out, I think there was sort of this big buzz about electronic music, but there wasn't that many American or North American artists that were coming out the same time as we were.

I think there's sort of two planes that you always have to work on.

"I think there's sort of a moratorium at the moment".

"I think there's sort of been a dance going on for the last 60 years between SAG and Aftra," said Melissa Gilbert, SAG's national president.

I think there's sort of some stereotype we have in our brain about who Tories are, but as a matter of fact they were — some Tories fit into that category but certainly not all.

"I think there's sort of an emotional impact when an entree is over $30," Paul Bolles-Beaven, a partner at Union Square Cafe said, "and everyone knows you're not paying more because the fish or the foie gras costs more".

"I think there's sort of an attitude in computer science that if you're not directly interacting with people you don't need to go through the process -- and that's incorrect if you actually read the regulation". The silence from the researchers and CMU means it's hard to know the specific reasons the talk was pulled.

One, I think there is sort of a cosine wave of innovation.

So I think there are sort of two sides of the same coin.

I think there is sort of a new paramount of contextual journalism emerging where you don't have to cover the story itself.