Sentence examples for bit off balance from inspiring English sources

"When she's a little bit off balance she's not the same player.

As might be expected, Ms. Stritch's star power throws the production a bit off balance, but it's an enjoyable ride.

"It does make you wonder if Apple has thrown the industry a little bit off balance and taken away a little bit of their confidence," he said.

With that, an awards and publicity conveyor belt roared to life under Mr. Redmayne's feet, throwing him a bit off balance.

Howard Eisley stepped back and faded a bit, off balance but still confident that his 21-foot jumper would hit the spot.

The Brooklyn Museum installation seems calculated to keep the viewer a bit off balance and in many spots it demands a second or third look.

A bit off-balance and way off target.

This year is simply a coincidence -- because there's no Spielberg, there's no Cameron, so it feels a little bit off-balance.

But I was exhausted and feeling a bit off-balance.

Described as "more Old West sheriff than diplomat" by the Los Angeles Times, Parris does everything big and a bit off-balance: going to war with the city's pitbull population; personally offering a $1,000 "bounty" for convictions of any member of the Crips or Bloods; pushing his city to be the nation's first to go net-zero energy.

"I think Xi Jinping's whole fundament of statecraft is to keep his cards very close to his chest, keep everybody a little bit uncertain and off balance and to project thereby an air of greater authority," Schell said.