Sentence examples for bit useless from inspiring English sources
"Visual artists have been a bit useless at politics.
Sadly, though, her advice is the usual sort of thing you'd expect from a celebrity: a bit useless.
The 30-year-old, who had earlier equalised, said: "I am happy to help the team, but when you don't bring the points home, it's a bit useless.
Then there are all the knights fighting over who's going to take over, and you've got the kingdom's rightful son, Baby, who is a bit useless.
Actually, he says, they were a bit useless at the most basic things – an effective group of protesters needs a number of competent climbers, to scale fences and gain access to buildings and power plants, and there were hardly any.
Talking of Bundesliga dinosaurs in trouble, Hamburg looked every bit as useless as they had done before the winter break.
For one, "survival of the fittest" is being seriously modified, and even if it's valid, the comparison to humans is a bit of useless anthropomorphizing.
There are some quibbles – some of the Nokia apps are fun but a bit, well, useless; the wireless charging is a bit of a gimmick; battery life could be better.
Comment on how to pronounce the name of the new president of Harvard... We became so infatuated with the sound of Pusey and the long "u" that we finally found our way right to the heart of Webster's Unabridged, which turned out to be every bit as useless (to a bum like us) as Time.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 20 , 1953P. 17 Comment on how to pronounce the name of the new president of Harvard... We became so infatuated with the sound of Pusey and the long "u" that we finally found our way right to the heart of Webster's Unabridged, which turned out to be every bit as useless (to a bum like us) as Time.
