Sentence examples for a bit unintentional from inspiring English sources

"The roll has to feel a bit unintentional," he said.

In a bit of unintentional irony, the page then asked if an answer was helpful.

In a bit of unintentional hilarity, one of the reporters asked Rodman whether this was his first visit to North Korea.

In what was apparently a bit of unintentional irony, the Greek central bank issued a reminder to citizens on Friday that they had only until March 1 to trade in any old drachmas they might have for euros.

We might see an occasional digital artifact (usually, a bit of unintentional data) when a director shoots digital in bright light — look for a pattern of squares or a yellowish tint — but we're usually too busy with the story to pay much mind.

In a bit of unintentional satire, Sorkin blamed the media for the bad reviews, claiming that the press just didn't like being on the pointy end of the skewer.

But much context is missing among the critics of Black Lives Matter, and, in one case in which a a comparison to the fiery AIDS activist group ACT UP is made, there's a bit of unintentional historical revisionism that needs to be cleared up.

In fact, it's got a bit of an unintentional retro RadioShack vibe.

In what might have been a rare bit of unintentional corporate honesty, Facebook's Mosseri wrote, "We view our work as only 1percentt finished".

Tasneem Nanji has presence, too, whether playing the saxophone or blurting her way with endearing but perhaps unintentional nuttiness through a bit of rap.

When he also noticed some unintentional parallels, it prompted a bit of self-analysis.