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

It's a bit of a small urban mystery: with hundreds of food carts in the city, why are harried New Yorkers willing to wait 15 minutes, and longer, at a select few?

It's not that I necessarily disagree with the policy – although night buses are already painfully slow – it was just that it seemed a bit of a small issue to find its way into a manifesto.

(The nose) It's not too bad, a bit of a small break in the nose".

Is she a bit of a small-c conservative about sex? "If you know my personality, I'm obsessed with romance and sex and sexy situations, but I believe it's as an outsider looking in, because I don't have access to a lot of it".

The earlier model of AppRadio will not support Android, but is available with the iPhone 4 and 4S, and has a bit of a smaller screen at just 6.1-inches.

You'd play a month of sold-out shows, and then the one day when there was a bit of a smaller crowd, you'd have guys being the biggest drama queens.

The goblet woman has big shoulders, large breasts, a bit of a tummy, small or no waist, narrow hips, and long legs.

She was a bit of a tearaway in a small English village tearaway sort of way; mischievous rather than mean.

IGN's Jason Bates noted that the Thief II display attracted "a bit of a buzz and a small crowd of dedicated onlookers".

It seems to be a bit of a pattern that smaller parties tend to get a disproportionate amount of the blame for the bad stuff and not their proportionate share of the credit for the good stuff.

"There's a bit of a move toward a smaller product nationwide in our communities," Richard J. Dugas Jr., the president and chief executive, said in a recent interview.