Sentence examples for a bit hyperactive from inspiring English sources

"I can get a bit hyperactive when I come off," he says.

You can see why, as Channel 4's chief creative officer, she might be a bit hyperactive.

I'm amazed by how unstressed everyone seems to be (though a few folk do seem to be getting a bit hyperactive).

"He is adorable, a bit hyperactive.

"I am a little bit hyperactive," he said.

A five-piece from Brighton who recently supported and generally misbehaved on the road with the Kooks, the Rivers sound a bit like hyperactive dad-rockers: Ocean Colour Scene after ingesting a few too many Fratellis.

The pair zip through swampy Basic Channel style minimal abstraction, grime pirouettes, haunted house, clanking club music, R&B re-edits, jittering juke, a shitload of tracks by Future, a nice bit of hyperactive faux-UK funky and lots, lots more.

"It is sheathed in a dark glass that has a reasonable air of dignity to it," he wrote, "But it all seems a bit too nervous, almost hyperactive, especially with the strong and serene presence of Tiffany next door".

I will be at all upcoming commitments.. Though this next couple of weeks I might be a little bit less hyperactive than usual".

Toward the end, even Dai Wei's hyperactive consciousness feels a bit overchoreographed, his formulations ("The world I used to live in has been transformed") as explicit as the documentary realism of the rest of the novel.

This is a hyperactive comic with tons of corny jokes, callbacks to old comics, and even a bit of ridiculous adventure (Too Much Coffee Man, for example, challenges rappers Public Enemy to a rap battle).