Sentence examples for a bit violated from inspiring English sources
But in both of these cases, I ended the night feeling gross and a bit violated.
"I feel a little bit violated, but I've learned to pick my battles," he said.
That seems a bit alarmist; if violating U.S. patents and world trade rules were so appealing, most countries would be doing it now, saving themselves billions.
A Peruvian native who immigrated as a child to Queens, New York, Suzanne had somehow (factor in two marriages) moved to Texas, then got into trouble with cocaine and later did a bit of time for violating parole.
During the Iraq war, strict rules laid down thoughtlessly by officers and judges had vast unintended consequences because "each level down the chain of command was tightening them, just a bit, out of fear of violating them, to ensure that red lines were not crossed".
Playwrights polished up his rusty parts for performance, pruning his unruly plots to fit a French-fuelled demand for dramatic unities, tweaking his politics to suit an age wary of further unrest, recasting his roles to accommodate newly licensed female actors, and rewriting the rough bits that violated neoclassical decorum.
Just a bit... disappointing.
