Sentence examples similar to a bit of do from inspiring English sources

Maybe there's a bit of do-unto-others involved.

The Western ghost towns that haunt the film, the tawdry isolation of a roadside motel that foreshadows the pathologies of "Psycho," and a dramatic turn of Faulknerian inspiration (a bit of do-it-yourself obstetrics reminiscent of "The Wild Palms") sardonically expose the American Dream as a death-bound Sisyphean struggle.

"It's a bit of thinking, a bit of doing".

To take somebody's trousers off it takes a bit of doing.

The existence of these languages is not to be deplored, although for a Briton to learn them does take a bit of doing.

There was talk of not being too harsh on the young man, of cutting him up just a bit, of doing only small damage to his face.

Getting some of these devices to work will take a bit of doing, or at least a knowledgeable teenager or other readily available support person.

"To be 19-0 up away from home against Gloucester takes a bit of doing.

You've said that you're tiring a bit of doing rap features, but that you'd be open to doing it if it expands your brand.

Which means that I sit in at my keyboard, do a bit of reading, do a bit of thinking, and then type maybe half a dozen wo– "Richard".

She didn't mind that, I mean, nobody minds a bit of flattery, do they?