Sentence examples for A bit brief from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Schardt's commen taries seem a bit brief at times, he is to be praised for having repro duced a large number of posters by artists more or less forgotten today, such as Leandre, Fraikin or Vern euil.

And yes, this does actually exist: Morgan's AMA answers felt a bit brief, so here's the lightning round: he wants Will Smith to play him in a movie about his life; Kate Upton is the most famous person he's ever farted around; his favorite video game is Pac-Man; and if he could have anything in the world, he'd choose his youth.

But it does make one wonder if perhaps his daily executive time might be a bit briefer if less time were spent drafting his tweets.

The National Association of Purchasing Management last week reported its manufacturing index had risen a bit, bringing brief cheer.

Mr. Corzine bristled a bit during brief remarks before about 15 people in a small theater in the community.

And while Ransom's book is charming, it is perhaps a bit too brief to explore its theme of lions lost and found.

For most US citizens, there's usually a bit of brief chit-chat of the hello, how-you-doing, where-you-been, welcome-home variety.

Although George Baltakian's paper was a bit too brief, he nailed the topic by asserting, "We must challenge ourselves daily and rise to the occasion of each challenge". Juliana Kim's essay expressed a simplistic but ingenuous perspective on meaning.

To begin with, I think the Discussion is a bit too brief.

I suppose I should perhaps go to Aruba for a visit, maybe travel a little bit, a brief trip to some place like Paris".

A lot of Minghella's answers can be a bit like this: brief and slightly humourless.