Sentence examples for a bit pointed from inspiring English sources

She danced a bit, pointed toward Katz-Bohen during a piano solo.

Even allowing for the widespread reputation of the British as soap-dodgers, this seemed a bit pointed.

There needed to be more shaping in that leg, like hers, back arched, head slightly to the side, more rounding in the body, toe a bit pointed for form.

Below it, draw smaller ovals, overlapping a bit, pointed slightly lower than the top ovals.

At the top left corner circle 1) / top right corner circle 2) of the circles, draw a large oval, pointed northeast(2)/west(1). Below it, draw smaller ovals, overlapping a bit, pointed slightly lower than the top ovals.

His handlers try to spice up his image a bit, pointing out that he likes to hop to Atlantic City for bouts of gambling.

Elsewhere, the band's creative partner, artist Stanley Donwood rattled the collecting tin a bit, pointing out the album's lengthy, agonized gestation, which at one point entailed fraught discussions about splitting up.

So for now, place your left foot in front of your right, right angled out a bit, pointing toward your opponent.

Admony also makes smoothies, which is a bit like pointing out that Michael Jordan played basketball, too.

Biographer Nicholas Murray irks the fans a bit by pointing out that "the whole drug experiment didn't work (for Huxley).

Start with something simple, like a bit of pointing and calling before you leave home in the morning.