Sentence examples for bit of a view from inspiring English sources

There is a bit of a view that cooking is something that people who aren't very academic do, but I don't think that's fair.

"I'll start writing a song that has a little bit of a world view or political view or something," he said, "but then by the time I'm finished the lyrics it'll be about a relationship or something like that".

I recognize it's a bit of a childlike view, but it seems to be an appropriate view.

I have a little bit of a cynical view on online dating.

"I think our mum might have had a bit of a different view but she kind of went with it".

We come here for the Community Shield and we will have a little bit of a better view of what's going on.

Now we can begin to take a little bit of a calmer view of what Modernism has left us and recognize that is is not all bad.

"I take a bit of a skeptical view that this has to end up being disastrous, although everyone thinks it's going to be," he said.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, December 24 , 1932P. 15 I should consider myself a bit of a curmudgeon View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin By John Cassidy.

Yet the truth is that writers' and artists' work just goes on, as the French say, mostly in indifference to the headlines; Stein wouldn't have had the least bit of a different view of her subject had the war been avoided or had there been no war.

So, a bit of a jaundiced view, I guess.