Sentence examples for bit of well from inspiring English sources

A bit of, well, scariness.

There's a little bit of, 'Well, it's not going to happen to me.' " Duerson was successful in private food-related business after he retired, but he had encountered financial and family problems in recent years.

All of which meant that, when I dropped my eyes down from the computer screen where I was reading the piece and turned them in the direction of my ever-contemplatable navel, I was confronted by an unmistakable bit of, well, "provocative" décolleté.

Still a bit of a goulash, but more focused than the original package that included a little bit of, well, everything.

Mara, 31, wowed in a white cutout Givenchy fall 2011 couture dress (here it is on the runway!) and a sleek brunette bowl cut, reminding us a little bit of, well, "Ghost -era Demi Moore.

That being said, I spend the past several years writing a book called Love Wins which released last week and, from what I'm told, has generated a fair bit of, well, controversy.

Friend and beacon, she had an amazing ability to cut directly to the chase, almost always with a bit of well-timed humor.

"My touchstone," he declared once the shortlist was settled, "was that I was looking for some Burgessian fizz and crackle and a bit of well-displayed erudition.

They are also, as William Boyd commented while judging the 2012 entries, looking for "some Burgessian fizz and crackle and a bit of well-displayed erudition".

The Angolans and Cubans had fought South Africa to a standstill, and the time had come for a bit of well-earned self-satisfaction.

He also exercises by chasing his 20-month-old son, Asher, around his apartment in Astoria, Queens, while his wife, Morgan, 36, a social worker, takes a bit of well-deserved rest.