Sentence examples for bit of a world from inspiring English sources

It's a little bit of a world championship of managers.

Yet this bit of a world is complete unto itself, with its own force fields, its own variations off true north, its own ways of tilting into alignment.

Hold on to your ponchos, people (or don't - surely you've realised your error by now?): a bit of a world exclusive this week.

Had a bit of a World Cup hangover last season though his recent time off from the USMNT should help him refocus ahead of a new campaign.

"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".

Featuring some delicious stuff by NYC duo Dantiez & Greco, British DJ Denney and young-gun Applebottom, this collection of effervescent tunes contains a bit of a World vibe, which weaves its way in and around the compilation's classic dance-head persona.

Hunt channels the demeanour of someone constantly trying to make sense of the environment around them, propelled to pick it apart bit by bit: a world of big things and grand purposes, overpowering and impenetrable.

I find that disappointing, and I understand how that happens... because [television] is a bit of a man's world.

Some sort of ambient connection which brings the game together for players and makes it just that little bit more of a world.

My daughter might grow up in a little bit better of a world but we still have so much we need to do," she said.

A Doctor Who fan convention is a bit of a strange world.