Sentence examples for bit aloof from inspiring English sources
He describes his childhood as "weird, a bit aloof and mostly spent alone".
The owner, Melih Gulay, can be a bit aloof, as if he would prefer not to part with his merchandise, but his taste is impeccable.
SERVICE -- Competent but a bit aloof.
HINDS: He looks a bit aloof.
These cars are rockets, but they also feel a bit aloof and robotized.
While David is obviously very clever, he can seem a bit aloof.
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And he still is seen as an elitist, a bit awkward and aloof, a rap that George W. Bush pinned on him in 2004 that has some merit.
Despite his immense popularity outside the locker room, Bryant is often described as a loner on the Lakers, a bit of an aloof celebrity who almost levitates above the air his teammates breathe.
L'Oréal users tend to be a bit more aloof.
There's the cliche of the curmudgeonly comic – grouchy, aloof, a bit passive aggressive – and there's the one who can't switch off, and craves laughter like you or I need oxygen.
