Sentence examples for calls a bit from inspiring English sources

The contrast between the display of such weaponry and China's rhetoric about harmony he calls "a bit of schizophrenia".

The archbishop's fascination with Shakespeare has recently taken tangible literary shape in what he nervously calls "a bit of imaginative writing".

The New Zealand-reared forward has what Jones calls "a bit of mongrel" about him and qualifies for England via his mother, who hails from Derby.

Not only does Emma enjoy sex, experiment with substances, and wear skimpy clothes that her brother calls "a bit slutty" – she's also unkind; mistress of the biting putdown, the carefully-judged queen-bee sting that punctures her friends' self-esteem.

Raheem Sterling embodies the flying start Manchester City have made under Pep Guardiola and his form is the best response to last season's criticism, which he correctly calls "a bit unfair".

On receiving his Raspberry Pi, Mr Holloway did not want to try anything that he calls "a bit run of the mill".

There was one lady who called, a bit ago.

Current computers perform their calculations using 1's and 0's, with each binary digit called a "bit" of information.

He watched Josiah and Ally engaged in what she, as a New Zealander, called "a bit of a snog".

Or more accurately those with shades of dickhead in them, or what Enoka would probably call a bit of mongrel.

One of those moments they call "a bit of fun" even though there's nothing remotely amusing about it.