Sentence examples for a bit pretentious from inspiring English sources

Isn't it a bit pretentious?

"It seemed a bit pretentious," he says.

Maybe he thought fine dining a bit pretentious for Chigwell.

BS: A bit pretentious, maybe, but not a joke.

It's a big gay favourite and a bit pretentious, with lots of intellectuals hanging around.

"That sounds a bit pretentious, but common transcendence that everybody can relate to.

"I'm calling it the heir apparent of the gin and vodka categories," said Mr. Roux, the founder and chief executive of OP's importer, Crillon Importers in Paramus, N.J. "That is a little bit pretentious," he added with a chuckle, "but that is really what it is.

Anything else is a little bit pretentious.

"It's probably a little bit pretentious," he added.

Occasionally somebody served what was described as China tea, but that was regarded as a little bit pretentious, or even decadent.

I mean, it's a little bit pretentious, but the thing is that these are people who are actually capable of changing things.' And he's right.