Sentence examples for bit of a brat from inspiring English sources

Do others find her to be a bit of a brat?

But he told Mr. O'Brien that even then, Mr. Leno was "a bit of a brat".

Suffice to say that when it comes to booze, I can be a bit of a brat.

There are quite a few people who might perceive that as being arrogant and a bit of a brat, which I understand, but I want to lay the foundation blocks.

No, I didn't enjoy it at all… If you're taught about the wrath of God when you're little, it's not good, especially if you're a bit of a brat and you think you've sinned… It was that whole atmosphere of feeling you've done something wrong.

I was a bit of a brat as a kid.

He is a bit of a spoilt brat who doesn't think of what other people want.

"I was a bit of a precocious brat when it came to reading age, so first encountered Adrian Mole when I was still at primary school – I thought he was incredibly clever and sensitive, and I even admired his poetry.

I was expecting her to be a bit of a spoilt brat because she had a rich daddy and went to expensive boarding-schools – Wycombe Abbey, then Rugby sixth form – but on the contrary she seems to have an unusually strong work ethic.

And I would be lying if I said part of me wasn't being a bit of a contrarian brat about it.

Edward's letters home requesting a larger allowance show he was able to manipulate his father, and he was, according to author and Cope biographer Jane Davidson, "a bit of a spoiled brat".