Sentence examples for clearly a bit of from inspiring English sources

Also, he's clearly a bit of a flip-flopper.

Clearly, a bit of publicity goes a long way.

"Twenty-five pounds," Bird quotes her, which is clearly a bit of a disappointment.

An electric silence filled the room: this was clearly a bit of amorous badinage disguised as classwork.

But there was clearly a bit of angst on both sides before Mr. Gates arrived at the White House.

And it is clearly a bit of a wrench not to be able to get his stethoscope out at any time.

He's clearly a bit out of his element, but he's obviously working hard.

— but Hoffmann clearly had a bit of the old Franz-Joseph autocrat in him.

Clearly spotting a bit of free publicity, MI6 has launched a well-timed recruitment drive.

Jack Wills clearly wants a bit of the action, but that would be a mistake.

He clearly wanted a bit of love after Sunday's humiliating defeat.