Sentence examples for bit pretentious from inspiring English sources
Isn't it a bit pretentious?
Anything else is a little bit pretentious.
"It seemed a bit pretentious," he says.
Maybe he thought fine dining a bit pretentious for Chigwell.
"It's probably a little bit pretentious," he added.
BS: A bit pretentious, maybe, but not a joke.
There's nothing chintzy about it, nothing olde worlde and nothing the least bit pretentious.
One moment I am entranced by a simple, eloquent Creed gesture, the next I am wondering if this is not all a bit … pretentious?
Foer experimented with variations in college papers (J. S. Foer, J. Safran Foer, even J. S. F. — "each a bit more pretentious than the previous," he said).
"In Canada, our ads tend to be a little bit less pretentious," Michel Meilleur, the executive vice-president of Tim Hortons U.S.A., told me.
The first public shot in the Darman-Pinkerton confrontation was fired on Nov. 16, when Darman gave a speech to the Council for Excellence in Government in which he made fun of the New Paradigm, calling the phrase "a bit too pretentious for a would-be populist movement". He said the ideas were old hat, had been tried in the '60s and didn't work.
