Sentence examples for bit of a punk from inspiring English sources

But Craig still sees himself as a bit of a punk at heart.

Mr. Bragg, 50, fancies himself a bit of a punk rocker who writes songs tinged with soul and folk.

Anderson – who had been a bit of a punk at school and was once voted "most likely to get arrested" by her classmates – moved to New York to try to make it as an actor.

And kind of growing up I was always a little bit of... sometimes it can misconstrued as being a little bit of a punk.

It will be very sexy, with a little bit of punk, a lot of dancing and high energy.

Rigsketball is the brainchild of Bim Ditson, a lanky guy with a frizzy red mohawk who looks a bit like a punk version of the turtle guy in Master of Disguise.

Townshend at his best was always able to write tough songs that you might want to hum, and indeed the early Who, of the Tommy days and before, could sound at times a bit like a punk Beach Boys - think of songs such as "I Can See For Miles", "The Kids Are Alright", "My Generation", "Substitute", "Pinball Wizard", "Tattoo", "See Me, Feel Me".

"35 Year Olds Dancing" blends rock with a bit of punk flavor, producing a rapid-fire melody full of strong guitars and radiant vocal harmonies.

The venue has become akin to a British take on New York's CBGB club, which itself closed in 2006 – the sort of place where record labels sporadically place their edgier new acts to garner a bit of reflected punk cool from the fact the Sex Pistols once trod its rickety red boards.

In the process they've stolen a bit of Daft Punk's viral thunder, forcing us to wonder, is this the biggest and weirdest musical rabbit hole ever created?

Quite a bit of Christian Punk fashion is done by yourself; buying clothes from Hot Topic or other "punk" stores (pre-ripped jeans, studded belts, etc). is missing the point.