Sentence examples for certainly a bit of from inspiring English sources

Certainly a bit of all.

"It's certainly a bit of a move in their direction".

"It's certainly a bit of give to the left," Wilson acknowledged.

No broken kneecaps or anything, but certainly a bit of aggro.

"In 1974, there was certainly a bit of a revelling in the noir-ness of the violence," he suggests.

There is certainly a bit of momentum with Europe now, even though it's not quite reflected in the scoreboard.

It has certainly sparked a bit of discussion".

But the lack of conversation certainly was a bit of a shock to the system.

"Citigroup's loss certainly raises a bit of a cautionary flag in terms of the entire financial sector".

And Whicher isn't my absolute favourite detective – modest, self-effacing, meticulous, a good man certainly, but a bit of a bore, more plodding than the actual plod.

Charlotte Mosley's 800-page doorstop, The Mitfords: Letters Between Six Sisters, certainly puts a bit of sex into the famed sextet.