Sentence examples for a bit like accepting from inspiring English sources

He apparently accepts that adding carbon dioxide to the atmosphere might cause the globe to warm, which is a bit like accepting that the world is round.

"Believing any promises from them on political reform is a bit like accepting a consumer service guarantee from Del Boy - don't believe it, they are trying to treat you like fools".

(A bit like life).

You are a bit more accepting of yourself.

Americans are a bit more accepting of failure.

Yoko Ono says her work is a bit like the Sydney Opera House: once misunderstood, but eventually accepted.

It is a bit like an art auction where the bid accepted for the most expensive painting sets the price for every painting.

Says Carter, "It's like having your butler lean in and whisper, 'I've gone ahead and selected sixth gear for this one, sir.'" It's a delightful sketch, but in truth, satellite-aided transmission seems a bit like the emperor's new clothes: We accept that it is there because we are told so, but in reality, we can't see a thing.

A bit like that.

A bit like me".

A bit like Italy, really.