Sentence examples for a bit pernicious from inspiring English sources

GT: To name favourites is always a bit pernicious – I usually say the next record that we will be releasing.

Even worse, in a way I'd been eager to deny, I sensed that the anti-Americanism around me wasn't the reasoned, rational position that many of its adherents made it out to be, but something a bit more pernicious: a form of bigotry intended to humiliate and wound rather than to win over hearts and minds.

But the blue side of the World Wide Web is out there, and while often harmlessly naughty, sometimes, unfortunately, it can be a bit more pernicious.

Robert Escarpit, a Le Monde correspondent, wrote on July 23 1968: "A Frenchman travelling abroad feels himself treated a bit like a convalescent from a pernicious fever.

A bit of digging finds that Domplayer is dry rubbed in viruses and encased in a lump of spyware so pernicious that it makes herpes look like a cold sore.

A bit.

"A bits a bit.

Perhaps a bit biased.

Peripheries a bit cool?

GP6 A bit crap.

A bit of everything.