Sentence examples for a bit totally from inspiring English sources

We've all been there: it's gone midnight, you're drunk, that overpriced blend of rat poison, cat piss and amphetamines is starting to make your fingers tingle and your head hurt, everything's getting a bit slippy, a bit sloppy, a bit totally not actually very fun anymore really.

That's partly Apple's magic show: being able to blend the familiar, the known, and the obvious with something (even a little bit) totally new.

There's really no way to get around the fact that VICE is, or at least was and probably still is depending on who's asking, definitely, probably, at least a little bit totally hipster.

There's really no way to get around the fact that VICE is, or at least was – and probably still is, depending on who's asking – definitely, probably, at least a little bit totally hipster.

The M3, meanwhile, notched up 19.4 mpg.Clearly, the test was never meant as anything other than a bit of totally impractical fun (whose irony seems to have been entirely lost on treehugger.com).

The collective consciousness that emerges would be something radically new — a bit ineffable, totally profound.

With a bit more (totally hard and not at-all-trivial) work, it's easy to imagine a system like this being used in live entertainment.

Duncan said: "This is a bit strange, I totally agree".

I liked this book because it was comic, a bit spooky and totally unbelievable!

I wasn't going to see much more of this for a bit in the totally dry Islamic Republic.

There was a passionate riff, too, on the roots of society's problems that was both a bit jumbled and totally understandable.