Sentence examples for bit too popular from inspiring English sources

On its face, the fantasy epic seems a bit too popular for those critics.

Some Albanians worry that the Socialists are a bit too popular in mafia-run places like Vlore.Once in government, the populists may turn pragmatic.

T-Mobile's latest "un-carrier" move — an attempt to reward its customers with freebies offered via an app called T-Mobile Tuesdays — has been just a bit too popular.

So if the single-bit memory is failing at such a high rate, the move to multi-bit wouldn't be too popular at this time.

But whether or not the company opts to go directly head to head with YouTube, the suggested names do feel like Amazon's rattling the cage a bit and setting itself up for a likely legal challenge from Google over a name that hedges a bit too close to its insanely popular video platform.

Yet the popular golden balloon called poori was a bit too oily to our taste.

Perhaps it's a bit too esoteric.' That tests for STDs should be so popular isn't surprising.

And there was widespread dismay when popular comic Tommy Tiernan pushed the Bible-baiting a bit too far on the Late Late Show.

It's a popular concept because we all feel a little bit too lazy, a little bit to satisfied, a little bit too afraid to leap out there into the great unknown.

It is also sometimes popular with those who have accepted the ID advocates' creationism denials with a bit too much innocence and have not taken the time to get past the chaff thrown up by ID advocates.

A snifter of Clearsky's Rowlock IPA, another popular local beer, was very citrusy on a lemon-lime axis and, if a bit too sweet, enjoyable.