Sentence examples for wanted sort of from inspiring English sources

Fans hoping for churlish statements about Ms. Anderson got what they wanted, sort of, when Kid Rock talked about how it feels "when you marry someone that runs their mouth in the tabloids and thinks they've got to tell the whole world their side of the story".

And Chloë wanted sort of minimalist and modern and very sleek, so we went to Helmut Lang and Theory and kept the lines very simple.

Dulduao commented "I just wanted sort of bring Janet into the visionary style she's had in the past and I wanted to bring to like, video, and bring it back".

"Well, isn't that what we want?" "Sort of," she said.

They want to work, be independent, make money, and want sort of everything that the rest of us want.

This will not be a what-the-BBC-want sort of report".

Company meals, on the other hand, are often the sum of many little dishes, an eat-what-and-when-you-want sort of affair.

With John Larroquette, we wanted someone sort of fancy.

Ms Rice too wanted some sort of commitments.

I used a particular musky grape as I wanted that sort of wine-ishness.

"I wanted to sort of get out there and prove myself.