Sentence examples for a bit buried from inspiring English sources

This information is a bit buried on the TM® site, which has page upon page of scientific and celebrity endorsement, and an F.A.Q.

The feature is a bit buried.

For now, this new setting is still a bit buried in the settings menu.

If the new effects feel a bit buried in the editing flow, that's the point.

You could do this previously, but it was a bit buried in the UI.

Making this data available, though a bit buried, could be the right balance.

"What's in it for me?" they might ask in Clacton or Rochester, even before they got to the bit – buried away in the study published by University College London (UCL), but not by Times and Daily Mail headline writers – about non-EU/EEA migrants costing us an additional £118bn in the 17 years from 1995-2011 because they weren't all so young, skilled and motivated to work hard.

There's nothing I like to do more on such days than to sit outside with a cup of coffee and my morning newspaper, folding back the pages in search of a bit of serendipity, a piece buried inside that piques my interest.

And then there was the Candy Center Crunch bar, which was vanilla ice cream in a crackling chocolate shell, with an additional, concealed element, a bit of buried treasure.

There's a bit more buried in the report such as the news that 9% of teens use Twitter (compared to 19% of adults) while 14% of them blog (down from 28% in 2006).

The archive had become a bit of a buried treasure -- until Charlie Scheips showed up as a freelancer in 1993 and began holding the gems up to the light.