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

"Change" may be a bit of a false dawn here.

"There's a bit of a false distinction being made between these groups," said another official.

Prioritizing pregnancy above education, however, always struck me as a bit of a false sense of empowerment for young women.

For policymakers, a troubling part of this good jobs versus bad jobs question is that it's a bit of a false choice.

And as Tom Pringle adds: "It was a bit of a false economy on the kit initials though, as Strachan proceeded to spend every penny in the piggy bank on dross before being sacked himself a year later".

"We might be seeing a bit of a false dawn," said Nick Fothergill, a Banc of America Securities analyst based in London, referring to a rally yesterday that sent shares of most military contractors up 3to4percentent.

Speaking of the fiscal cliff, we have a bit of a tendency now to give somewhat false assurances.

Mount Vernon is a bit of a fraud, a wood house striving for false grandeur with fake stone cladding.

False tan has become a bit of a joke at this point, with so many references to enthusiastic users being 'orange'orange

Mr. Burnett said Mr. Bush was emerging as the prime source of jokes for now because he was a significant candidate and because of the impression, true or false, that he was a bit of a playboy in college and grew up with easy privilege.

A bit of a jerk".