Sort of
Sort of adverb - To some degree or extent.
Both terms in one sentence
- Years later, in Messenger, Jonas seems to have some sort of remote viewing ability, Matty can heal via touch, and Kira from Gathering Blue, has some sort of psychic ability when she weaves.
Source: Humans Are Psychic in the Future - Near the end of the film, Michael Jordan comes in with a basketball and asks his fellow top athletes to touch it, but they initially refuse to, thinking it's some sort of trap.
Source: Don't Touch It, You Idiot! -
After a certain point, he seems to have lost touch with any recognizably human sort of morality.
Source: Beware the Superman
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