Sentence examples for bit incredible from inspiring English sources

It was, Mr. Whitman added, "a bit incredible" to think retired military officers could be "wound up" and turned into "puppets of the Defense Department".

It is a bit incredible that we are again being told tax cuts directed primarily toward the wealthy will create a surge of investment and growth, thereby benefitting everyone.

Further, in contrast to the undoing in the House, which grew like a wave across the country, the Senate races unfolded bit by incredible bit, with a remarkable number too close to call when the polls opened Tuesday.

The next bit of incredible luck was that an existing drug seemed promising in lab mice, and in 2007, a human study began.

But as author and Church historian Stephen Tomkins explains, the story of an African chief he converted is every bit as incredible as Livingstone's.

Except maybe that sounds a bit too incredible.

In countries spanning Europe to Latin America, and throughout Asia, success was determined by how well they could siphon off a bit of this incredible growth.

Oliver Knussen puts it well: "Schumann is quite merciless – just as you're getting over having your heart broken by some incredible bit of harmony, he does it to you again in the very next phrase".

Neville also praised the Mestalla fans for their support throughout the game, saying: "The most incredible bit was the fans stayed with us, they stayed with every single player, they stayed with me.

"It was a little bit of an incredible reaction, but probably warranted," a witness told KTLA.

And In Common is incredible – a bit Latin-influenced, a bit Afrobeat, a bit housey and surprisingly restrained for Alicia – possibly because it's produced by the Weeknd's mate Illangelo.