Sentence examples for a bit full of from inspiring English sources

"He's a bit full of himself.

The cat's owners became a bit full of themselves.

And it takes advantage of a growing sentiment that the bartending scene has gotten a bit full of itself.

"Detroit" is not an autopsy; it's a wake — drunk, teary, self-dramatizing, sincerely sorry, bighearted and just a bit full of it.

Nic and Jules are not won over at first -- "a bit full of himself" is their not inaccurate verdict -- but he manages to connect with both Joni and Laser in ways that their moms can't.

"Girls" isn't consistent or perfect: Sometimes it's distractingly disorganized and frankly, a bit full of itself.

Its beachside berth in Halifax Harbour seems peaceful enough, and Patrice shows me and three other clients where to snorkel on the reefs that were once a bit fuller of life, but still are home to reticent lobsters and various fish species that, taken together, look like a kindergarten paint set, including one spindly guy who wiggled like a rubbery paint brush.

"I feel a little bit full of nerves," Mr. Avila, 43, said in Spanish.

"I think they were feeling a little bit full of themselves," Scott said.

A bit full, perhaps, but the career of this language-based sculptor is worth telling in detail and, in a time of art market excess, is just what the doctor ordered.

It's not a flawless ballet, but it's an invigorating one, full (maybe a bit too full) of ingenious movement ideas.