Sentence examples for a bit hip from inspiring English sources

Some pieces were even a bit hip – not usually a word used to describe one of the establishment figures of American fashion.

Going for Warm and a Bit Hip "I didn't want it clutter-filled, with too many tchotchkes and posters on the wall," Mr. Houle says.

Her stuff was a bit hip hop, a bit dancehall, a bit funk... multi-generically odd in a way that her collaborator and then-boyfriend, Wesley "Diplo" Pentz, urged her to embrace.

At parts it looked a bit hip hop-ish and at parts even kind of stripper-like, like something a pole dancer might do -- with the butt bumps 'n grinds, for example.

I don't know, a bit hip-hop, somehow.

Not trendy, but a little bit hip".

Slash: I mean, BitTorrent in, in this capacity is what you would be considering new, and so it's a little bit hip and different.

It did get wider by 2.5 inches, providing a bit more hip and shoulder room.

You can laugh at the new Jitterbug J mobile phone as an attempt to make Gramps a bit more hip.

It could nonetheless be argued that both seem a bit too hip for Orton's professional bumblers.

First there's hardly a soul about, and second it's just a bit too hip – ask for a blueberry caipirosca though, and you might be in luck.