Sentence examples for bit amiss from inspiring English sources

John Peragallo Jr., the curator of the organs at St. Patrick's Cathedral, who could not go to a church service there or anywhere else without straining to hear if there was anything the least bit amiss with his patient, died on Sept. 12 in Wayne, N.J.

"A little bit of luck wouldn't go amiss sometimes but I can't grumble with the result".

Hmm, a bit of charity never goes amiss, Bisheswar.

Spot anything else amiss?

A little bit of luck wouldn't go amiss, or a little bit of something special from someone wouldn't go amiss".

"Did you guys do that?" Cesar Soto, 63, took a bit longer to notice what was amiss.

It is a very humbling experience, and I think a bit of humility wouldn't go amiss with our politicians.

"A bit of branding will not surely come amiss," he said.

A bit of green awareness doesn't go amiss in traffic-choked Bangkok.

And a bit of righteous indignation wouldn't go amiss neither.

But he had a point when he said: "A bit of humility among politicians never goes amiss".