Sentence examples for a bit dorky from inspiring English sources

They all look like this: friendly, a bit dorky.

No. "I think I thought it was a bit dorky at the beginning," she says.

In interviews from the nineties, Novoselic and the drummer Dave Grohl, if a bit dorky, seem comfortable, even gregarious; Cobain looks like he wants to disappear.

Hopping up and down in a T-shirt, colorful print pants, Converse low-tops and a chronic goofy smile, Lee looked like that beloved friend from college: funny, nice, smart, a bit dorky.

Here, however, it works seamlessly, assuming, of course, you're willing to look a bit dorky by holding up your phone in front of your face.

Ashton is a bit dorky, but in a cute way, with his different types of laughs.

Many years have passed but I'm still that dorky kid, just a bit chubby and hairier now!

Also if your dorky don't worry clean up a bit, then put on a outfit that really suits YOU! Start talking to her about whatever you like, so long as it's appropriate but before you do anything else, make sure she doesn't have a boyfriend.

That's pretty interesting because till now the BlackBerry has been a bit like the PC guy in those Mac ads – a little dorky, without those cool new web apps.

At $550 this is a bit pricey for an entry-level quartz watch, but rest assured it will find a foothold in the fashion world as "dorky" becomes even more synonymous with "catwalk-ready".

Barreiro, a little pudgy and sporting a dorky moustache, doesn't really look like a threat, which is why his kidnapping of the young girl comes as a bit of a shock.