Sentence examples for bit disgusting from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the older ones, they are a bit disgusting, talking trash.
Yes, it says, I'm stupid and reckless and a little bit disgusting – and hey, so are you.
"The breadcrumbs are a nice contrast with the gooey insides," my daughter said, "but it's just a teeny-weeny bit disgusting.
Why? "It would be my death-row meal: the simplicity of feeding, of literally nourishing the body and soul with something that is pure, with something that is a bit disgusting on the side".
"I don't know, sounds a bit disgusting".
I was pretty surprised and also a bit disgusted at myself, but I was horny and drunk so… I hailed a cab back to her place.
Chimpanzees are every bit as disgusted by parasitic bugs as people are, and will ostentatiously squash them with fingers, leaves or teeth.
Introducing the author's suspect passage ("it was so full of disgusting bits it was very difficult to whittle down"), Mr. Waugh reminded the crowd that Mr. Tsiolkas had responded last year to an earlier nomination, for his novel "The Slap," by crossly accusing the award's judges of having had weird formative sexual experiences "at Eton".
Feminists are, no surprise, a little bit surprised and disgusted by the cave-in.
I think there was a bit of disgust setting in on Thursday morning about the Farage poster.
