Sentence examples for beyond a bit of from inspiring English sources
In fact, beyond a bit of improvised dentistry, his skills as a physician are rarely tested.
Yet most of the interpretations and presentations seem to stay on the surface, not getting far beyond a bit of curatorial foreplay.
Despite being on the road with a pair of testosterone-fuelled bands she doesn't touch a drop of alcohol nor get beyond a bit of chaste cuddling in her hotel rooms.
His father, a lawyer who wasn't beyond a bit of German nationalist sentiment himself, had enlisted as a volunteer and served during World War I and now ran a wholesale goods business.
Traditionally, tlacoyos – from the Nahuatl word for "snack" – had no toppings beyond a bit of salsa and, not containing lard or salt, they were meant to be consumed immediately lest they became tough and inedible.
The new legacy franchise starts, as with the boys stumbling on the climactic 1993 atrium in Jurassic World or Spectre's resurrection of Blofeld, by referencing its own iconic moments and characters in a way that goes beyond a bit of cheeky homage.
It's true that "Horns" takes its fight to the finish and beyond, so that a bit of editorial tightening could have improved it.
Or, to be historical about it, there is a tradition of musicians who love sound that stretches beyond tonal, but also like a bit of melody mixed into their pulses and echoes.
You'd be more likely to hear Glenn Medeiros than a bit of Brother Beyond.
It's not as though he's in disguise, beyond sporting a bit of a beard, or he's combed his hair differently, nothing major, but it takes minutes to register, yes, there's Edward, even when you've done nothing all week but watch his movies, back to back.
For the first time, Robert allowed himself the thought of what "You sleep tight" might grow into, the possible story of its future care, the presumptions and formulations, the decisions spreading before him like the evening spreading across the sky, the question beyond answer, only a bit of yellow tumbling toward the horizon.
