Sentence examples for a bit stilted from inspiring English sources
It often sounds a bit stilted.
The dinner began a bit stilted, as Bailey recalled it.
Sometimes his speechwriters over-egg it, and his language seems a bit stilted.
If he's mastered the national news interview by now, his lecture begins a bit stilted.
The debut episode is a bit stilted, with the burdens of exposition.
Root's old-fashioned pencil, ink and watercolor illustrations — sometimes a bit stilted and awkward-looking — work well with the text.
We had a little talk, and it was a little bit stilted because Zeppelin has always been a man's things, and they heard that we cover their stuff.
Napoli look a wee bit stilted and mechanical.
Their version of Get Lucky and Freak Out, aided by Stevie Wonder and Nile Rogers, sounds just a little bit stilted, but it might have something to do with this particular recording.
After a bit of stilted small talk for the cameras, Davis did her roundelay of media interviews.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's performance in "Airplane!," as the co-pilot Roger Murdock, looms large ("The hell I don't!"), but, looking at it again, Abdul-Jabbar appears a bit more stilted than I remembered.
