Sentence examples for a bit observed from inspiring English sources

Despite his retirement from designing, "he hasn't slowed down -- not a bit," observed Cornelia, his wife of 44 years, during a visit to their apartment on East 57th Street.

I spent the first bit observing my surroundings and noting all the crying babies around me.

"This is a bit off," observed one Formula One mechanic.

In extending to a greater number of fadings, F>4, the general structure presented is maintained, with the information variable nodes for each fading possessing root-check identity matrices connecting to parity variable nodes in each of the other fading blocks only, ensuring the upper and lower triangular sections of parity bits observed in (14).

To say that Tiger Woods has grown fond of behaving like a single man is a bit like observing he's pretty decent at golf.

Reading him is a bit like observing the perfervid forays of a Victorian gentleman collector who's on the hunt through every corner of Western culture for serious and unserious specimens.

As a result, attending to the manipulations of the Vicomte de Valmont (Yannik Landrein) and his ex-lover, the Marquise de Merteuil (Julie Moulier), feels a bit like observing a chess game — spanning nearly three hours — that can barely hold the attention of its players, let alone any spectators.

I imagine that watching me snack is a bit like observing a woman trying to figure out what kind of mood she is in, going back in forth at a ridiculously rapid pace.

"That was all a bit half-hearted," observed one journalist in the Q&A that followed.

'I was a bit disenchanted,' she observed, 'because I had just left a genius and found myself passing the joint with someone in the King's Road who was talking nonsense about changing the world.

Drilling a bit deeper, we observed continued strength out of the teen apparel sector, which really came as no surprise.