Sentence examples for a bit quietly from inspiring English sources

"I feel good, so I'll just take it a bit quietly and respect concussion like we've been talking about in AFL, and hopefully by tomorrow I feel a lot better".

The event needs to start a bit quietly.

This is the sort of behaviour – intrusive and actually a bit quietly threatening – that warrants a move to another part of the vehicle!

This is the sort of behavior intrusive and actually a bit quietly threatening that warrants a move to another part of the vehicle!

But it advances its questions quietly, and a bit too quietly: the resulting low visual impact is a major flaw.

"I'd like to think my life will run a bit more quietly.

Of course, there is one politician who might wish he had mumbled a bit more quietly this week.

There are few public places here where young people can freely mingle, where women can shout about discrimination or, perhaps a bit more quietly, discuss men and sexual encounters.

But since the launch of Sound Ventures two years ago, they've been operating a bit more quietly.

The thing is, and this is crucial, they left the record playing just a bit too quietly.

But make no mistake: Christian right leaders got behind Ronald Reagan, who was divorced, and George H. W. Bush, who formerly supported abortion rights, after they were romanced a bit and quietly forged pacts with the candidates, including regarding stopping advancement on gay rights.