Sentence examples for a tiny bit awkward from inspiring English sources

After the first gig in Nashville, Swift launched into a detailed dissection of "Let It Go", a tiny bit awkward since Bay didn't know any of her songs to return the compliment.

Don't buy into that stupid British attitude of sticking a commitment out because you've picked one now, haven't you, mate, and it'd be a tiny bit awkward to say it's not working.

Don't buy into that stupid British attitude of sticking a commitment out because you've picked one and it would be a tiny bit awkward to say it's not working.

A tiny bit lame?

Every day a tiny bit.

"A tiny bit," he said.

"I do a tiny bit of politics.

In fact, it fell a tiny bit.

But it's only a tiny bit.

I felt a tiny bit proud.

Not even a tiny bit.