Sentence examples for basically a bit of from inspiring English sources

Although Heiligman conspicuously avoids assigning labels to Erdos, he's basically a bit of a nerd.

"But Mr Macchiarini's are basically a bit of plastic, however clever that plastic may be … and they didn't work".

To use a Kinect with a computer instead of an Xbox, Watson needed a "driver" (basically a bit of software) that did not exist.

'The thing you've got to remember with Michael is that he is basically a bit of a Maoist – he believes that the world makes progress through a process of creative destruction".

But it's probably just as well that you died in 1965 and never had to read the many biographies of me that reveal I was basically a bit of a womanising bastard.

'The thing that you've got to remember with Michael is that he is basically a bit of a Maoist – he believes that the world makes progress through a process of creative destruction!'" "Clegg told her he feared she may not approve of plans to change the royal succession laws to give first-born girls the right to accede to the throne.

Five Go To Sea basically, with a bit of history, culture, art (JM Turner, D Dimbleby etc, plus body art of course) thrown in.

Basically just a bit of adrenaline and stuff got me through the game thankfully".

So basically having a bit of fun without everyone having to always be minding their Ps and Qs.

Unless of course O2 is basically outsourcing a bit of its R&D with the option to purchase the IP at the end or walk away.

The 2011 PACE study out of Britain was met with great criticism in the patient community because it basically said a bit of a walk and therapy will cure people who meet the broadest definition of CFS: unexplained, extreme fatigue lasting for more than six months.