Sentence examples for a bit specific from inspiring English sources
"Metal is a bit specific," Roth says.
Fair enough, that's a bit specific, but the urge to impress your little one's pals runs deep.
This LED kit is a bit specific in its applications, but if you take a lot of macro shots you know that lighting is hard to get right on tiny subjects, and having a one-sided light source like this can add some much-needed contrast to what might otherwise be a flat-lit shot.
I might have found Phil's slob qualities funny or charming or something if he were even a little bit specific or compelling, but throughout the premiere and in next week's episode, he's little more than a sad sack with extensive facial hair.
GM and Cruise are still reluctant to put any specific timeframes on their plans for self-driving vehicle deployment, but the company is getting a bit more specific about its intent to bring self-driving to market.
The problem was that he was just a bit too specific.
Mr. Jospin has been a bit more specific, saying that he will not support an amnesty for "serious" traffic infractions and those that would have resulted in points against a driver's license.
I've been using the phrase "reasonable time" to talk about how long it might take to compute things, but to form a mathematical theory we need to get a bit more specific.
