The phrase "a little bit such" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its awkward construction.
Example: "I feel a little bit such about the decision we made yesterday."
Alternatives: "somewhat like that" or "a bit similar to that".
When we have freed up the team a little bit, such as against Stuttgart and Lyon this season, we have lost goals.
"In general I was working well, returning well and I just need to build a little bit, such as being more dynamic with the movements sometimes.
Finally, to give that extra touch up you can apply additional cosmetics (but not too many, just a little bit) such as mascara, some shadow that matches your skin tone and to top it off, some lip balm and gloss for shiny glossy lips!
His collections are a mix of Americana – chinos, boxing kits – and something a little bit odd, such as silver boxer shorts.
At the other end of the spectrum, if the husband is a little bit negative – such as interrupting her while she is speaking – he will have a fixed and negative impact on his partner.
"Once you do this for awhile," she said, "it gets kind of exhausting and it's hard not to give in to those things that will make your life a little bit easier, such as getting a job and settling down and having security blankets and a nice place to live".
There are things a little bit deeper, such as the supporters not getting information from the owners, and in that sense I think it's going to be tough to do that totally.
The BBC's Tom Feilden explained the idea of replacing the heart with an artificial version "started with just little bits", such as valves.
"Just even a little bit would make such a difference in the stress level for us".
If we can start well, make the game a little bit messy, and such like, we can bring them down to our level.
"We found our trust has been betrayed, and not just a little bit, but in such a catastrophic way that we would not come out of this without an insistence on greater public reporting on the financial side of the church".
