Sentence examples for bit of a loose from inspiring English sources

That's not good — a little bit of a loose cannon.

I, like Pete, was considered a bit of a loose cannon.

So we're at a bit of a loose end in the hunt for the talent".

You can tell he's a little bit of a loose cannon.

In the tournament opener, David Backes was a bit of a loose cannon, running Swiss players repeatedly.

Mr. Besigye, who seems to be a bit of a loose cannon on the campaign trail, predicted Egypt-style riots.

"We could have made it a little bit of a looser, less piercing tone, but we really just went for it," Perry said.

He does look like he could be a bit of a hardliner, loose cannon-type though, a man who would flinch as little at signing off on a the creation of secret weapons program as disowning a gay relative.

The man, quite frankly, is a bit of a bore, and a loose cannon with regard to loyalties.

Mr. Shelton, who is the reigning Country Music Association male vocalist of the year — itself a bit of a shock — made a loose comment about generational divides in the genre, defending younger artists from the overly traditional desires of Nashville's older crowd.

Mr. Savage has always been regarded as a bit of a maverick, if not a loose cannon, in both Republican and talk-radio circles.