Sentence examples for call it a bit from inspiring English sources

Some might call it a bit scary, too.

You might call it a bit nutty, he points out.

Call it a bit of each, then, and don't fret unduly about it.

Course director Andy Cook liked to call it "a bit grippy".

There is also the development of local talent, call it a bit like alchemy, all magically mixed together.

They call it the Lynx Effect, we might call it a bit sad, but something must have struck a chord with a rather startling amount of British men.

But I can also be "actressy", as my daughter calls it – a bit more showbiz.

There are several things," he conceded, calling it a bit "postmodern".

(Turner, to his credit, has taken his objectification on his perfectly chiselled chin – stop it! – calling it a "bit of fun").

On Tuesday, Mr. Rogers called it "a bit ridiculous" that a classified memo justifying the 2011 drone strike in Yemen that killed an American is being withheld from lawmakers.

Mr. Rogers said he agreed with the rationale for killing Mr. Awlaki, but called it "a bit ridiculous" that the memo had been withheld from lawmakers.