Sentence examples for bit of a prick from inspiring English sources

"And, also, I was probably a little bit of a prick at the time.

But he is no longer lonely, no longer defensive, no longer a little bit of a prick.

Having said that, though, the man is clearly a bit of a prick and one with a serial addiction to publicity".

Before the Olympics, they tried to give me lessons, trying to make me sound more posh and articulate, but it made me feel a bit of a prick.

Updated at 2.30am BST 2.24am BST "Candy, Candy, Candy," says Romney, again gaming the rules, and some might say being a bit of a prick.

Through the build up the teams have been talking about mutual respect blah blah, but Benny Feilhaber briefly gave a glimpse into the rivalry when he described his oppo Kyle Beckerman as "a bit of a prick on the field".

However, I'm finding it exceedingly tough to feel empathy for Bieber, sucky b-days and all, because frankly, he consistently acts like a bit of a cocky prick.

Iskandar weaves all 48 playwrights voices (including Craig Lucas, David Henry Hwang, Ellen McLauglin, and Dael Orlandersmith) seamlessly together to create a resounding narrative where the devil is a woman you can relate to and God is a bit of a spiteful prick.

Only trouble is, if you spend all those parties telling everyone you're going to write a novella, a novella you will never write, then you could come out of the whole thing the whole thing in this instance being 'your twenties' looking like a bit of a boring prick.

In his quest for social justice, he was a bit of a curmudgeon, skilled at pricking peoples' consciences and saying exactly what he thought, regardless of whom he offended.

This is both a nod to the subject and a bit of balloon-pricking.