Sentence examples for a bit of a dad from inspiring English sources

The internet, they suggested, has become a bit of a Dad thing.

(Another style experts feels Hansen's go-to dark shirts are "a bit of a dad's party shirt", but declined to go on record, citing due reverence).

And while the vocalist's efforts at Free Bird are a bit off-key and the selection of the song Free Bird is a bit of a dad-rock cliche, Huckabee on bass does a pretty passable cover band sort of job, even if the band's name is a cringe-inducing reference to the death penalty.

Do his own children think he's a bit of a nerdy dad? "My son has come to toy fairs.

"He was a bit of a perv, my dad").

The truth is, I've become a bit of a soft touch since I became a dad myself two years ago.

To us, it looks like an inevitable reshuffling of the board – a likely foregone conclusion – where one day, instead of getting pocket money from Mum, we might be getting it from Dad. Oh, and Dad's a bit of a bastard.

It's a bit of a wrench for the kids that dad is away so much.

It turns out Peralta Jr, who splits his time between his mum and dad, is a bit of a jazz prodigy.

His dad was a bit of a rogue, everybody knew that, a rogue with a liking for the bottle, but Stan was doing the best he could, and he had big plans.

I thought you were trying to make the world a BETTER place?" Now, my Dad has a bit of a dramatic flare (might be where I get it from), generally tends towards reading "liberal" blogs as his primary news source, and likes to quickly jump to big hefty conclusions, but I was not prepared for the sort of reaction I got from him.