Sentence examples for bit talking about from inspiring English sources

"I hesitated a little bit talking about something controversial," she said.

"Some people protected themselves a bit, talking about things that happened a couple of years ago, which is fine if you want to improve the team's sharing culture, but the market-based insights are more limited," she noted.

He did stumble a bit talking about immigration, professing a view that acknowledged the humanity of those attempting to enter this country, but not pushing against the narrative of false scarcity that tells us that the United States is full and that there's a finite amount of good jobs to go around.

I spat a few times and we walked around a bit, talking about that long-ago day and how much my parents had loved this country.

We'd been together for 12 years, and we'd always communicated quite a bit, talking about what was working and what wasn't working, and for a long time, we were both really honest.

Trump also shamelessly added that he "helped a little bit," talking about the cleanup at Ground Zero this from the same guy who claimed he witnessed people jumping from the Twin Towers from four miles away, in his comfy Trump Towers overlooking Central Park.

He waffles a bit, talks about IBM's Watson (which won Jeopardy) and suggests that could do it in five to 10 years.

'I feel a bit crap talking about all this stuff......

I'm a bit upset talking about this.

Then they get a bit sidetracked talking about the intensity of the show.

Now let's just reinforce this a little bit by talking about it.