Sentence examples for bit to present from inspiring English sources

Here historical accuracy gives way a bit to present circumstances.

Now let's fast-forward a bit to present day.

We can use two bits to present the four types of positions of 'a', 'b', 'c', and 'd'd

Different from feature compressing, He et al. [15] and Tseng et al. [17] have suggested to utilize the visual hashing bits to present raw visual descriptors.

A bit closer to present reality, Orthodoxy flourished among the tens of thousands of White Russian émigrés, and a few Chinese converts, who lived in Harbin and Shanghai in the 1930s.

It's a bit risky to present an individual story as representative of a larger history, but "American Gypsy" manages to respect the particulars of Mr. Marks's ordeal, not to mention the quirks of his own expansive, self-dramatizing character.

That argument is a bit too long to present accessibly here.

The film struggles a bit with how to present black faces onscreen, as it comes off as somewhat pandering seeing always 'noble' black characters waiting around for balding white men to give them their freedom.

Whereas once I started involving them more in the patient or giving them a bit more things to present or think about, I could see how much they were taking in and I could see the level of interest increase.

Could we repackage his bits and bobs to present him as a cult figure – an existential flâneur dripping edgy outsider glamour?

Former Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA) got a bit overzealous in trying to present himself as an acceptable candidate to Christian America, as his religion increasingly becomes an issue for Iowa caucus-goers.