Sentence examples for bit of a picture from inspiring English sources

You'll forgive me if I have to paint a bit of a picture for you.

"We're starting to get a bit of a picture of what Peter Dutton's private views are.

But as Howe said yesterday, "At least now we're getting a little bit of a picture of what we're hoping for next year".

Most can see only three or four letters at a time or tiny bits of a picture, and even that can be hard and slow.

BIT by bit, a picture is emerging of China's most troubled region, Xinjiang, in the far north-west.

If I'm being honest, I preferred the Paralympic dressage.' "These are the conversations I've had and they're lovely conversations and they just help paint a bit more of a picture, because at Games time you're thinking about nothing other than the next challenge, the next message about a team that didn't quite feel that the carrots were cooked properly in the Olympic village.

It's bit of a different picture.

"I'd call the employment numbers today a little bit of a negative picture," Mr. Hyman said.

Finally — and Mr. Milner admitted this was "a bit of a futuristic picture" — he predicted "the emergence of the global brain, which consists of all the humans connected to each other and to the machine and interacting in a very unique and profound way, creating an intelligence that does not belong to any single human being or computer".

And for law enforcement, it's a bit of a mixed picture: if law enforcement is interested in maintaining drug prohibition and drug arrests, then the rise of cryptomarkets is quite a negative development because it's going to make making those arrests and maintaining that prohibition that much harder.

They created a bit of a scene and wanted their pictures taken with the Cup, which I guess was enough to convince the agent that the Cup and I should be allowed to go to Finland.