Sentence examples for become bit of a from inspiring English sources

It's become bit of a cliche to describe Leigh's films in these terms – what with the exaggerated physical characteristics, the ferocious comic tone, and the unabashed assault on social iniquities – there's no getting away from it with Mr Turner, which timewise lands smack-dab in Dickens' middle period.

"I have become a bit of a yenta".

The issue has become a bit of a political football.

It's become a bit of a hub.

Isolation had become a bit of a theme in Perth.

"It's become a bit of a burden".

It's become a bit of a project.

Bulk-buying has become a bit of a problem, too.

"It's become a bit of a burden," he allowed.

The technology can become a bit of a slave driver.

The partnership has also become a bit of a barometer's of Wall Street's health.