Sentence examples for bit it seems from inspiring English sources

Pay less", it was hard to see what could go wrong.Quite a bit it seems.

Thus, every time the economy opens up a bit, it seems, restrictions on free speech and political activity grow tighter and political rhetoric grows harsher.

With the unemployment rate down to 4.5percentnt, low interest rates, and wages finally picking up a bit, it seems likely that consumer spending will rebound in the months ahead, boosting the rate of G.D.P. growth.

That last bit, it seems, is meant to be another chilling phrase, but instead comes off as an example of brazen exposition — a checked box of characterization — which neatly explains Cogan's methods and his motives, making him not just a killer but a killer with, if not ideas, then at least sensibilities.

Just lagging behind a bit, it seems.

That last bit, it seems, is a key to the show.

Quite a bit further, it seems.

Tranquil, serene and just a bit mysterious, it seems impervious to the angrier forces of nature.

But, in an era where news moves that little bit faster, it seems to have returned in a new guise.

This one is a bit stiff; it seems to have been puzzled together rather than organically composed.

While we might think of Allen as a bit gobby, it seems Japanese fans consider her to be borderline dangerous.