Sentence examples for bit well off from inspiring English sources

At a closer look, some things, admittedly, are a bit, well, off, at least as far as kitchens go: the lingering smell of melted plastic and thinners, the airbrush corner with its rainbow of paint cans, and artisan Kumada Kengo boring holes in cherry tomatoes with an industrial drill.

Some are more disrespectful than others, but all seem a bit, well, off.

Maybe a bit less well-off than my peers and I. Something stupid like that.

Well off I went.

"He's a bit, well, obese".

And he is male, getting on a bit, and well off - so he is just like them.

Like many similar systems, the mousepad is under the main keyboard, which means it's well off-centre – a bit too far left for my liking.

Some local residents, like the boy peering through the window, are a bit uncomfortable with the well-off set but aspire to join it.

Andy said at the French Open that he thought defence was the most important part of the sport and I think he was a bit put off by how well Dimitrov was able to deal with the shots he threw at him".

Sheinkopf noted that people thought the Clinton-Gore ticket in 1992 was "a little bit off" as well, but "two southerners from the same place worked pretty well".

And the Kevlar/Carbon fiber shutter sounds a bit off as well Commenters below point out these two features are already present in Nikon Cameras.