Sentence examples for a bit at all from inspiring English sources

I involuntarily winced a bit at all of the "IN" entries: INNER, INSIDE and INTERNAL, because that seemed a bit repetitive to me.

The notion Slack employs is that if the coding process speeds up, so does the pace of innovation — and it is certainly something that's slowed down quite a bit at all the non-Facebooks, Googles and Apples of the world.

Speaking on behalf of Mr Doyle, Michael Dornan, a Metro bus driver who represents the union Unite, said the driver was "a bit embarrassed" at all the attention.

She began leading us in Hebrew song, lit candles and we all swayed in a tight, little huddle, laughing a bit at the wackiness of it all.

I quail a bit at the French solution, ie, banning all headscarves in all schools, by law.

A bit at school.

Larson bristles a bit at the comparison.

Trim off a bit at the end.

The experts proposed a 4-point Likert scale of frequency (often, sometimes, rarely, never) or intensity (a lot, moderately, a bit, not at all) for all questions at the exception of one question.

"I got a chance to know him a little bit at the All-Star Game, and he is a nice man," Maddon said.

With her latest album, "Gung Ho," being well received, she gets a bit peeved at all the talk of her comeback.