Sentence examples for a bit racist from inspiring English sources
"Well, I'm a bit racist myself.
"All white?" That's a bit racist, mate.
"To me, that attitude is a bit racist.
Isn't it a bit racist saying you only want to eat meat if it's British?
He means be a bit racist; he means be a bit sexist.
Sure, it's hypocritical and more than a bit racist to single out the U.A.E.
It was that they were doing everything that I was, but without drinking, before work, and staying totally fucking-functional-if-not-a-bit-racist. .
"Jackie is a little misogynistic, a little bit racist, a little bit of an anti-Semite," said Ms. King, 48, who is Jewish.
Shuffling and the people who build their lives around it have taken a fairly severe (and sometimes just a lil' bit racist?) ripping from a section of real house purists.
A collective, post-graduate coming-of-age story that combines puppet antics (human ones, too), television satire, savage little lessons like "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist" and a jaunty pop-rock score, "Avenue Q" is unusual fare on Broadway, where extravagance sells better than originality and musicals seldom aim at the age groups between puberty and parenthood.
Avenue Q even manages to take an idea as confrontational as 'Everyone's a little bit racist' and turn it into a catchy tune you'll be humming all the way home, you damn racist.
