Sentence examples for a bit trendy from inspiring English sources

Some might say it's even a bit trendy.

"But now everyone's getting on the bandwagon and it's starting to get a bit trendy".

Perhaps that was why Tessa and me picked Greece, or perhaps it was because the Rough Guide made it look a bit trendy.

With its hastily painted signage, low-hanging filament lightbulbs and deep house soundtrack, it might be thought a bit trendy by some but the staff could not be nicer.

Plus, topics that are a bit trendy and current are sure to grab attention and show up in the search engine rankings.

When Tim Sherwood arrived, he said I was a bit trendy for the BBC!" Final Score's John Acres at Villa Park: "Both teams like to play, and attack, but both have rather neglected the other end of the pitch so far, so it should be entertaining, and the result significant... the loser will be in the bottom three". It's grey at Villa Park, where the claret and blue seats are still far from full.

One of the current choices is Simon Mawer's "Mendel's Dwarf", a novel about genetics (see article).Membership of GBN's network lets corporate stiffs rub shoulders with "associates" who make them feel intellectually engaged and a little bit trendy with it.

Hillary Clinton's campaign just got a little bit trendier, thanks to Marc Jacobs, Tory Burch, and design duo Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne of Public School.

But the new crowd may want something a bit more trendy.

'Now those people are dying off and younger people want something a bit more trendy.

"It has become, in my view, a bit too trendy to regard the acceptance of death as something tantamount to intrinsic dignity," he wrote in his 1985 essay.