Sentence examples for bit off about from inspiring English sources

Plus, their articles have snappy titles like, "HMMMMMM... SOMETHING LOOK A BIT OFF ABOUT BEYONCE'S FACE... COULD IT BE THE WEIGHT LOSS.. OR DID SHE HAVE CHIN SURGERY!!!" and "IT'S GOING DOWN!!! Rihanna Starts YELLING... Threatens To BEAT UP SOME LATINA CHICK.. Inside A NYC CLUB..

But there's something a bit off about the materials, textures and execution.

But isn't there something a bit off about being forced to learn while simply trying to have fun?

There's always been something a bit off about that suave, mysterious, sexually charged murderer, James Bond: he appears to be a shape-shifting immortal.

Working with the MOMA curator Roxana Marcoci, Williams shows scores of photographs, mostly of odd objects (glass flowers, stacks of chocolate bars, cameras that have been cut in half to reveal their anatomy) and of subjects that suggest glossy-magazine advertisements (fashion models, fancy photographic gear) but often have something a bit off about them — such as a model seen from a strange angle.

Certainly a noble goal, but golly gee there's something a bit "off" about it, right?

Something a bit off-kilter about this one, mind.

The whole morning's about shaving a bit off here, a bit more there.

Filmaker Daniel Blank's recent short film is both awesome and a bit off the rails -- it's about sushi chefs that battle scary giant sea monsters.

Something about that seems a bit off.

"It's a little bit off the mainstream, it incorporates inclusiveness, progressiveness, the values that this museum is about".