Sentence examples for almost a bit of from inspiring English sources

You feel like almost a bit of a novelty as a rock band at one.

"I would say it is almost a bit of a relief rally here," Ms. Dater said.

The sad day of the Kennedy assassination had what was almost a bit of Keystone Kops comedy, at least in retrospect.

"It was almost as if this economy is almost a bit of a reality check for us, and a correction," he said.

"Like any new field, there's a lot of enthusiasm and almost a bit of religion involved," said Dr. Tallie Z. Baram, an epilepsy expert at the University of California, Irvine.

It was almost a bit of a joke.

I must admit I almost had a bit of a weep about Alfred's basket, just like Mrs Patmore.

"I'm going to see a therapist about it again, because it's almost become a bit of a phobia".

"I'm going to see a therapist about it again, because it's almost become a bit of a phobia". China's Jian Yang took gold in the 10m platform World Series final.

"I'm going to see a therapist about it again, because it's almost become a bit of a phobia". But Waterfield, who partnered Daley in the London Olympics when the pair came fourth in the 10m synchronised platform final, believes the answer for Daley lies largely in working harder out of competition.

"It's almost becoming a bit of kryptonite to my soul.