Sentence examples for bit unwanted from inspiring English sources

Yet today, amid the celebration of black empowerment and African pride, he says he finds himself feeling a bit lonely and a bit unwanted.

Sherwin Polatkin, the screenwriter protagonist of "Fearful Symmetry," is given a bit of unwanted editorial advice from a director.

The arrests appeared to bring a bit of unwanted reality back to a stretch of Lafayette Avenue where the bad old days can seem a distant memory.

Indeed, as Mr. Bloomberg increasingly jets around the world playing at presidential politics, his absence is bringing a bit of unwanted attention to the second-most powerful official in the administration.

Being on the "against" side of this protest and working at Admiralty, at the epicentre of it, does bring a bit of unwanted stress.

Isolating a nuclear-spin quantum bit from unwanted interactions with other spins in a solid can extend device memory from seconds to minutes.

The likelihood is that your special friend is more than capable of dealing with a bit of unwanted attention.

Technically, I'm downsizing, but while the thought of ridding myself of various bits of unwanted furniture presents no problems at all (a quick group e-mail round the office should sort it), moving the garden is a nightmare.

Make a scarecrow to frighten away the birds; or make bird frighteners using old CDs, bits of unwanted foil and clothing, etc. Make a dangling decoration from shells, beads and pebbles, using thread or fishing line.

A bump or an unwanted bit of electrical arcing can destroy them.Dr King's idea was to dispense with solid needles and instead grow liquid ones out of the fuel itself.

He predicted that the recent spate of takeovers would create opportunities for Canadian entrepreneurs, as the new American owners sell unwanted bits and pieces of their acquisitions.