Sentence examples for a bit skimpy from inspiring English sources

Even the development of his portraits of Fernande is a bit skimpy.

(Chicken coconut curry with aromatic rice, $19.95, is a bit skimpy for two).

Mr. Grenier's essays are also a bit skimpy -- a more favorable reading would call them understated, elliptical, epigrammatic.

The Arcangel show, organized by Christiane Paul, the museum's adjunct curator of new media arts, has the Whitney trending young, hip and fashion forward, if a bit skimpy.

The only also-ran among the appetizers was the tuna tartare, which we thought a bit skimpy for its $15 price (now $16).

The only letdown among the main courses was a bouillabaisse that was nicely varied and accurately cooked but a bit skimpy for its $33 price tag.

She is having two outfits made, one a fluffy gown, the other — to be worn later, for dancing — quite a bit skimpier.

Bikinis and swimming trunks are generally very pricey, and due to the Latin influence they're also a little bit skimpy or frilly for British tastes.

I'd say the emperor's clothes are in fact real… they're maybe just a little bit skimpy.

It comes with Wi-Fi wireless networking capability installed, 256 megabytes of memory and two USB 2.0 ports, though its 15-gigabyte hard drive seems a bit on the skimpy side.

On the other hand, the raw vegetable salad and quinoa served at lunch the day before, was a bit on the skimpy side--until I realized that it was just the appetizer when a plate of Texas beef was plopped down in front of a surprised me.