Sentence examples for a bit of extremely from inspiring English sources

That sounds great, except as Henry Blodget puts in a sharp Business Insider article, "Pops provide no advantage to the company other than a bit of extremely expensive and ephemeral excitement and PR".

But those over 30, if they have a bit of money, have become extremely brand-conscious.

The finale of NBC's much-honored comedy "30 Rock" showed a bit of a bounce against extremely tough competition Thursday night, rising 26 percent from its previous week to a level it had not reached in two years.

Jamie Hampton vs. Sloane Stephens: Hampton had a bit of trouble with the extremely talented young Frenchwoman Kristina Mladenovic, who squandered many opportunities to pull ahead — especially in the first set.

Rose is a bit of a perfectionist and an extremely harsh self-critic.

It takes quite a bit of effort and it's extremely expensive to do that on the ground.

She argues that curious, big-brained mammals, dolphins might explore puffer fish, and may accidentally expose themselves to a bit of the toxin, but is extremely sceptical of the notion that dolphins are dosing themselves intentionally, with such precision to achieve a bit of numbness without accidentally overdosing.

Apart from doing a bit of journalism, I've lived an extremely quiet life for 20 years, raising my children, and now I'm feeling exposed.

From Oakland, California, he is extremely handsome, a bit of a player, and seems to have been placed on this earth in order to make Drake look like a paragon of self-effacement and modesty in comparison.

"We've had people show up with quite a bit of cash before, so that wasn't extremely unusual".

I'm extremely pleased because scoring points has been a bit of a problem".