Sentence examples for bit of indifferent from inspiring English sources
Were it not for a bit of indifferent kicking - and not just the last drop-goal from Owen Farrell - the third Test should have been won.
He took quite a bit of stick last season for a number of indifferent performances.
At Microsoft, Gates's usage gives the reheated term about bits a sense of "indifferent" to the point of "uncaring".
Not quite, perhaps, but further investigation revealed an indifferent bit of meat that had been taken to the brink of overcooked.
There was also an assortment of indifferent outings.
The amount of indifferent DNA is not known.
If we deviate away from this exactly mixed equilibrium, roughly speaking, a little bit of hand waving here, but roughly speaking we're exactly indifferent.
(That Obamacare is reduced to "repeal and replace Obamacare" is a bit of tell in terms of why Trump generally has been indifferent to the nuances of the House-led replacement bill). It's also important to remember that this is just part of one list.
"For every bit of mind-numbing brilliance Arshavin provided against the Poles," wrote the Bleacher Report columnist Matthew Snyder, "there were the inevitably infuriating instances of wasteful dribbling and indifferent defending that threatened to erase all the good he'd done".
