Sentence examples for but just a tiny bit from inspiring English sources
Doesn't everything on the web these days come in the guise of that Tom Hanks of search engines, amiable and helpful, but just a tiny bit coy?
And indeed they are, by that measure, but just a tiny bit.
In other words, a cast-iron, self-evident hit, but also just a tiny bit boring, perhaps?
Not that I would dream of asking people to not eat chicken, but couldn't we eat just a tiny bit less?
For all the ingenious regression analysis, that part of the paper looks just a tiny bit ambitious.But still, this is going to be a popular read among class-action lawyers.
They sit down for a meal and they're getting something that's just a tiny bit recognisable but really different as well," says Anderson, whose favourite haunt is another restaurant that enjoys updating southern traditions.
But I do find it just a tiny bit depressing that, 20-odd years after it became the symbol of a very bossy, cost-cutting prime minister, who would not, I think, have recognised the necessity of any kind of design, the handbag appears to have been selected as a symbol of the pre-eminence that Britain would like to have in the world.
