Sentence examples for becoming a bit of from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to become idolised without becoming a bit of a twat?

I'm fast becoming a bit of a flotation fiend.

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

It's becoming a bit of a theme this.

The constant incestuousness was now becoming a bit of a cliché.

The multiple-choice problem is becoming a bit of an issue.

"But this is lending itself to becoming a bit of a boon," she added.

Female-fronted pop songs are becoming a bit of a tradition on the blog this year.

Indoor fireworks run the risk of becoming a bit of a damp squib.

Maybe the leather jacket is becoming a bit of a straitjacket.

Depending on your views, you may see things becoming a bit of a mess below the surface.