Sentence examples for bit of a loved from inspiring English sources

MEXICO CITY -- As I read a recent article about the efforts of numerous families in Guerrero to locate the remains of their missing relatives, I tried to imagine what it would be like to stumble upon a patch of turned soil in the mountains of Iguala, fearing that very spot could hold a bit of a loved one.

The interview was a bit of a love-in.

"It was a bit of a love-in," recalls Hipkin.

It was a bit of a love-in!

It is a bit of a "love it or hate it" thing.

In darker moments you can't help but feel like a bit of a love reject.

"My sense is it will be a bit of a love-in," he said.

If Donovan's move abroad seems like a bit of a love fest, well, that's because it is.

Dale is brash, a tad cocky and, as it turns out, a bit of a love rat – in short, the polar opposite of the notoriously cuckolded slacker Egg.

A bit of a love story, a bit of a ghost story, and a bit of a puzzler, it's an atmospheric and elegiac piece, structured more like a fugue than a drama.

Your book, which is a diary of a year in your life, is a bit of a love letter to the countryside.