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Meanings of sort of in English
Usage of sort of in English
1
Many Voices is an example of just that sort of sea change.
2
I said, 'I expect that sort of mistake often happens, Mr Parkis.
3
Virtually every new car sold today has some sort of network connection.
4
It's just the right sort of practice for a young married doctor.
5
How could any sort of industry be possible under these soggy conditions?
6
I think every prime minister has sort of said this since Blair.
7
But I've always had sort of a different way of approaching problems.
8
All of which was quite true, but sort of begged the question.
9
They created a new sort of magic that is still popular today.
10
I asked, sort of a delicate way of not answering her question.
11
They're the sort of calming words people say to soothe others' anxiety.
12
It's a natural sort of thing for sports equipment manufacturers to market.
13
This year is, sort of, the centennial year of Louis Daniel Armstrong.
14
It means the cost of that sort of work can be reduced.
15
Vaz advocated the sort of model used in Germany and the Netherlands.
16
Let us hope that Roderick will be a different sort of Emperor.
