Sentence examples similar to bit of so from inspiring English sources

"Instead, it paints a rosy picture in which transnational corporations can continue to pollute in one place as long as they do a bit of so-called conservation somewhere else, without paying much attention to what conservation actually means to the people who've lived off these resources for generations".

If there is one product category that is arguably crying out for a bit of so-called collaborative consumption, it's the latest gadgets.

One can thus easily imagine how James must have embarrassed many colleagues by stating, for example, in his Science review of an early SPR study of telepathic hallucinations that the scholarship displayed therein comprised a combination of outstanding intellectual virtues 'not found in every bit of so-called scientific research that is published in our day' (James, 1887: 18).

So basically this gives George RR Martin a bit of leeway so stop whining.

Cristoph Smaul had a bit of fun: "So?

I was the only one who spoke a bit of English, so I became the interpreter.

In the kitchen I used a bit of black, so that nothing would look too new.

The villager usually only speaks a little bit of English, so things get lost in translation.

"My only thing was to make a bit of money so that I could survive".

Potatoes and a tiny, tiny little bit of veg, so we don't all get scurvy.

That sounded like a bit of overkill, so I asked Mr. Bor for more explanation.