Sentence examples for a bit disruptive from inspiring English sources

Speaking about his childhood, Mr Gates said: "I was a bit disruptive.

I was a bit disruptive, but that was because of my dyslexia.

It's a bit disruptive for everybody because you have to allow time to feed him in my schedule.

When asked why they took such a bizarre approach, Altman told The Independent she wanted "something different; something a bit disruptive; something to catch the eye" She continued, "It's meant to make pensions a bit fun and funny.

"Losing Lee Briers the day before the game was a bit disruptive to the team, having late changes, and probably contributed to some of our performance.

I was struck by what Segarra's supervisor reportedly said to her, after she was perhaps a bit "disruptive" with Goldman: "you're sort of breaking eggs".

This track gives the other side of Hollywood, kind of a reality check, and there's just something wonderful about the rhythm and the beat, that has a funky quality to it; it's a little bit disruptive and a little bit cheeky.

... It's also a little bit disruptive just trying to have a life at home.

He's a hotshot on the Fender Telecaster -- with close readings of country guitarists like Jimmy Bryant, James Burton and Don Rich -- and here his playing is a little bit disruptive and bizarre.

It's meant to be a little bit disruptive to this really old-school industry that hasn't evolved in a couple of thousand years.

But they wanted to dare to do something a bit more disruptive.