Sentence examples for considered a bit from inspiring English sources

Not long ago historical novels were considered a bit naff.

He was considered a bit of a dilettante.

He is smoking filterless cigarettes: filters were available in 1916 but "were considered a bit effete".

Competitions are often considered a bit vulgar, but I've never had a problem with being vulgar.

With a curb weight of more than 3,400 pounds, it was considered a bit anemic.

One is fast and flexible; the other calm, considered, a bit stolid.

In my circles, even three children is considered a bit mad.

And it called his departure a "retirement," which shareholder advocates considered a bit disingenuous.

"If parents don't want their children to go to religious classes, they're considered a bit strange".

Fifty years in frocks could be considered a bit of a life sentence.

Once considered a bit shy, Mr. Hafner blossomed with a clean slate.