sort after or sought after Page 4

Ah, the eternal conundrum of English spelling. The phrase you’re looking for is "sought after", meaning something desirable or in demand. "Sort after" is a mangled mix-up that doesn’t make much sense unless you’re trying to organise your socks post-apocalypse. So, next time you want to say a car, a gadget, or a vintage vinyl is highly desirable, go with "sought after"—it’s the phrase that separates the literate from the illiterate.