Sentence examples for a bit exorbitant from inspiring English sources

The $3.5 million to the writer and star of the HBO comedy "Girls" for her first book seems a bit exorbitant, if not inappropriate, given that the publishing industry is said to be in trouble economically, and that it deprives probably a hundred apprentice writers from being subsidized.

Though I found the prices more than a bit shocking in Florence and Rome, this was truly exorbitant.

I guess his obscenely exorbitant salary made it a bit awkward for him to skewer the invited guests for being so flagrantly pre-French Revolution.

But they did trade him, and they did not win any championships, and now the Knicks are bringing back Mark Jackson -- importing a bit of New York moxie to set up their exorbitant surplus of shooting guards.

The dissolution and sale of British Rail, transforming it into a disjointed network charging exorbitant prices for an unimproved and still taxpayer-subsidised service, darkened the joke a bit much for popular tastes.

A bit.

"A bits a bit.

That seems a bit easier to swallow, but T-Mobile is the first of the nation's carriers to do away with the need for pricey bolt-on packages or exorbitant roaming fees altogether.

GP6 A bit crap.

Perhaps a bit biased.

Peripheries a bit cool?