Sentence examples for a bit of needless from inspiring English sources

In a bit of needless sensationalism, Ms. Carnegie begins each of her exhibitions with a relatively academic painting of her own backside that suggests a parody of Courbet's "Source of the World".

Dortmund's quite needless stumble takes a bit of steam out of their meeting with Bayern next week.

Needless to say, a bit of uncinching was in ordering at the public market where there were just too many tempting libations from smoked trout, French Canadian meat pies and grilled goat cheese to cups of just-picked blueberries and maple-flavored ice cream.

Wrongly, there's a bit of Auto-Tune on "He Already Knows," a needless concession to the day by a singer who emphasizes timelessness.

Needless to say, being a bit of a soccer fan, I was very excited to attend—I met the guy from Univision, Fernando Fiore, so I'm pretty sure I've accomplished all there is to accomplish in life.

It's mushing some avocado on to a bit of toast, but let's not burden ourselves with needless quibbles.

There is, needless to say, more than a bit of tongue-in-cheek, Nick at Nite-style appropriation in the very idea of making a feature out of "Charlie's Angels".

Needless to say it's a bit of a blur, but that was the first time I realised there's a whole world out there and it's really exciting.

Needless to say, there was a bit of a queue.

Needless to say, I've been a bit of a Francophile ever since.

Needless to say, you have to make a bit of an effort to integrate.