Sentence examples for bit of that sort from inspiring English sources

I may do a bit of that sort of chin-pulling myself.

This year's festival is considerably less freaky than last year's, which featured "Bedbug!!!," about giant insects taking over New York, and "Idaho!," a goofy parody of "Oklahoma!" There's a bit of that sort of thing this year.

Randall: Governments after elections quite often find themselves in difficult circumstances and I suspect that should we be the government and we see the state of the books, there's going to be a bit of that sort of talk from the coalition because governments do do that.

There will be a bit less of that sort of talk when Alistair Darling addresses the Square Mile's great and good tonight.

The Valley needs a bit of this sort of ebullience.

But in the 1930s, the orange-white-blue prinsenvlag got picked up by the Dutch offshoot of the Nazis, the NSB, as a bit of the sort of chauvinist retro aesthetic common to national-socialist parties.

I like the actors and I have a soft spot for dystopic visions of the near future, but I sense from the outside that this will be a tough needle to thread".War" gets off to a raucous start, nailing down conventions of the latter-day Bond-type film and pairing those sleek charms with disconcerting bits of the sort of reality that the movies tend to avoid.

"In theory, you might not have cared a bit about that sort of thing, but her writing brings out concerns about values, making you see implications you would have otherwise been ignorant of".

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"But it needs entertainment clubs, where people can have a dance and a bit of a singalong, that sort of thing.

'Cause I thought we needed to do a little bit more of debriding, that sort of thing.