Sentence examples for developing a bit from inspiring English sources

Also, I think I was developing a bit of a crush on Ralph.

Christensen recalls developing "a bit of a thick skin" from teasing at school for showing up without shoes, which "I couldn't afford basically".

Without wishing to get bogged down in a complex debate about free will, I'm not sure I can avoid developing a bit of a crush on the Archbishop of Canterbury.

He is 41 now, but he is so curiously boyish in manner that you can well imagine him still as the awkward British chorister, developing a bit faster, and a bit more unconventionally than his fellow descants; he still looks both at home and not at home in these suburbs, a big man who has got used to projecting his inner hermaphrodite quite comfortably.

So we're all developing a bit of ADD.

New York theater is developing a bit of an anti-Trump reputation.

Fashion develops a bit like a genetic line.

I think we have to develop a bit more consistency".

"Just keep your eye on the ball, develop a bit of a tough skin.

The island is more developed, a bit cleaner and just as friendly as ever.

There they developed a bit — they'd come up with dialogue for the pigeons on the windowsill.