Sentences with phrase «sorta of»

Like Nate stated, traditional publishers do NOT want to see e-books become the future, because it makes their entire business model obsolete, sorta of like what is happening with newspapers.

A title is sorta of the author's voice in miniature — it signals to potential readers the soul of not just the story but the writer himself.

Umm, most who sugar blog use it as an outlet for venting, chatting and teaching (sorta of like what happens right here), not as a self promotion tool.

They were sorta of a birthday present from me...

If God did impress himself to you as a Athiest... I mean showed up at your doorstep, knew things about you that no one else did, and did some sorta of miracle or deity type of act... some set things that would crumble and vanquish your doubt that he or she is God... could you deny such a presence?

Not exact matches

I can attest to the fact that sustainability isn't just something I «sorta kinda» consider — it's one of the primary reasons I either buy or don't buy from consumer brands.

«Kinda,» and it's twin «sorta,» are just shortened versions of the phrases «kind of» and «sort of.»

Last month in Harvard Business Review, Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman, who run a leadership development consultancy, published «What Great Listeners Actually Do,» arguing that many of us assume we're good listeners, when in reality we're sorta terrible at it.

The House that Brian Moynihan kinda, sorta owns, by default, closed at below $ 23 yesterday and our guess is that the best performing large bank of the past six months will give up more in coming weeks.

There are lots of people who try to be kinda sorta honest to a limited extent and get away with it.

But it's how they put together that sorta thing, and then it's the kind of person they are.

It is sorta like when they rebuild a old ball park, yeah if you are not a baseball fan or someone desiring to remain with the old style of structure you might look down on something like the new Yankee's stadium.

There is truth, and then there is Christian truth, being that version of things that can be forced to kinda, sorta make some sense with a particular rendering of scripture mixed with old - fashioned bigotry and chauvinism.

It's a bowl of meatballs and cheese and sauce except the bowl is a pizza crust shaped to be like a taco - salad sorta construction.

King writes fictional accounts of horror that kinda sorta mirrors the fictional accounts of horror in the Bible.

I guess when there are 20 people in your church and 15 of them would skip rather than miss one moment of the finale, you just sorta have to go with it.

Sorta Awesome — Megan Tietz of SortaCrunchy was one of my very first Big Blogger crushes back in the dark ages of blogging (think circa 2007).

Sorta like religion is a complete waste of time.

We don't know if the rabbis approve of everything on our list, because people are sorta going nuts.

Indeed, and I would hazard a guess the vast majority of them were Christians, which sorta obliterates the «argument» people always throw out about Hitler (and Stalin, for that matter).

richard dawkin's, the god delusion, because he is sorta the loudest representation of the scientific community.

The arguments... the many arguments pro-choice and pro-life are many and the ti «tle of this article sorta is how both sides get here.

Sorta like the one that Islam is a peaceful religion... lol... Seperation of Church and State... Peace be upon me...

That is the part of my analogy, both sides are sorta doomed.

My current understanding of hell is that its sorta like a misty, depressing place where people do nt enjoy gods love, joy, and peace.

So all in all, we sorta knew what we were getting in to, but neither one of us understood it or labeled it as a «mixed orientation marriage».

And, finally, Out of Ur sorta» repents for their sensationalist headline.

All her theories and beliefs are stupid, but then only stupid people are following her... sorta kinda like Missy Pamela of the Atlas Shrugged website.

You have to remember that it took the great Church thinkers hundreds of years and several heretical battles to actually define the Trinity into an idea that Christians could sorta wrap their brains around, and even now how many can actually explain it sensibly?

Before the news reports on the Jewish in the West Banks and how they sorta break that image of the docile Jew, I would think that only the green billboard would be attacked.

Sorta like Paul — no matter where he was, he was content... in prison, wherever... I kind of want to smack him.

Most Poetic: Megan at Sorta Crunchy with «This Is Where... I Live» «Pieces of my heart are scattered across the country, from the shores of Lake Erie to the plazas of Kansas City to the hill country of Texas to the playful coast of California.

I'm participating in 40 Days of Community with my friend, Megan at Sorta Crunchy and her readers.

AE You can continually quote mine the dozen or so things that Einstein said that sorta, kinda implies that he believed in a kind of higher power, but the vast bulk of his words about religion clearly indicate that he did not believe in a personal God or anything even remotely close to Christian or Jewish theology.

I sorta miss the theology part of seminary myself.

Sorta like the guy from Germany named Mar - tin Luther, whose reformation was part of a major revolt to all the cor - ruption and hypocricy they saw everywhere.

so you look through the playbook and pick out little passages out of context that sorta - kina - not - really justifies what you thought.

Because before it was guy The Shrub, who sorta kinda ran the deficit way up and started two pointless wars and wrecked the economy and little stuff like that, which people seem to think means that we Republicans can't select a decent candidate for the life of us.

Here we have my concoction for the evening: sorta - refried black beans over Mexican rice, topped with corn and mango pico de gallo (you can find a discussion of pico de gallo in the comments section here, if you're not familiar with it.)

I'm in sorta high altitude Mexico City but didn't make any changes to the recipe (except using the smaller amt of sugar) and it turned out fine (although they are a leetle on the flat side, but the flavor is great, so I don't care).

The texture sorta mimics cheese, but in a whole new eye - opening kind of way.

My question is that when it came out of the oven it was sorta bubbling with an oil layer.

Well, I was getting sorta ticked off by this time, so I stalked into a family member's bedroom and found a big bowl of dark chocolate chips next to their computer.

I tried to get into the groove of using it to document some cooking and food / beverage things in my everyday sorta life, but it felt forced.

I kinda sorta forgot to take photos of the wet pecan sauce, but it's very simple.

It was of course some sorta meat, maybe pork?

Now a skillet cookie is more of a crowd pleaser - stick your spoon right in - got ta be devoured now - sorta desserts.

I have to admit, I think the only thing I've done with uncooked cauliflower is make a pesto with it (but I sorta agree with you said, and wasn't a huge fan of it's raw taste).

I sorta made this, but used cinnamon and nutmeg and mad ginger instead of masala and curry and put in a ton of mushrooms and some carrots and used bok choy instead of chard and didn't add lime and put in more sweet potato and lentils and garnished with dates.

Barbecue was the subject of a serious (somewhat) and academic (sorta) symposium at the Southern Foodways Alliance at the University of Mississippi in Oxford in October, 2002, entitled «Barbecue: Smoke, Sauce, and History.»