Sentence examples for considered a bit of from inspiring English sources

He was considered a bit of a dilettante.

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

I, like Pete, was considered a bit of a loose cannon.

Indeed, M. vaccae is considered a bit of a wonder-bug in this context.

But that case is considered a bit of a long shot.

Unfortunately for Tiff, which celebrated its 40th birthday this year, the slate was considered a bit of a letdown.

Perhaps this explains his admiration for a progenitor whom anyone else would consider a bit of a trial.

"I would consider a bit of punditry but I have a few irons in the fire elsewhere and will see what comes of them.

I may not have mentioned that.'" She loved the slight duplicity of his tone, which told her it had to be a first-person narrator, something she usually considers "a bit of a cheat".

The countess, however, was less impressed with the eccentric writer, whom she came to consider a bit of a pest after he asked, repeatedly, for a photograph of her, and did not desist despite her many polite and witty refusals.

You may find this hard to believe, but back in the 90s, I was what you might consider a bit of a Microsoft fanboy.