Sentence examples for bit of kind from inspiring English sources
And there was a point maybe three years ago where I could feel a little bit of kind of territorialism creeping in: "Oh, that wasn't us.
Also... wanna-be-world-traveler, concert-goer, and poet... with a bit of some kind of sort of-ish real career on the side.
The 5.6-kilometer, or 3.47-mile, circuit contains a bit of every kind of track feature: from fast corners to slower and more technical sections.
"And in his unfailing and unquestioning love of me, I experience just a little bit of the kind of never-ending, never-failing love that God has for me.
There is a bit of that kind of mental gymnastics going around Arizona because in Phoenix, a Suns owner who was one of the hard-line lockout grinches, Robert Sarver, is now complaining about his team's lockout-shortened schedule.
(65) 似乎一點也不珍惜這種成就 [Chinese Gigaword] sìhū__[yì__diǎn]__yě__bù__zhēnxí__zhè__zhǒng__chéngjiù seem__one__dot__FOC__NEG_cherish__this__kind__achievement (He) seems not to cherish even a little bit of this kind of achievement.
A bit of that kind of essential insight would have nicely rounded out this intriguing snapshot.
"People tend to eat more because they want a little bit of every kind of meat," says Topol.
Certainly, my process reeks a bit of the kind of conceptual art that has historically rendered the resulting object as secondary to the activity that birthed it.
