Sentence examples for ever a bit from inspiring English sources

The emotional detail was, as ever, a bit trickier.

There may have been untold scenes left on the cutting-room floor – maybe it was only ever a bit part.

Ever a bit amateurish, and never quite an echt Impressionist, he inspires vicariously, conveying the ardency of a cultivated fellow-traveller in an epoch of aesthetic revolution.

Not even a New York partisan like myself could call a six-lane boulevard bucolic, and in truth coexistence here  is ever a bit provisional.

Updated at 12.41pm GMT 12.34pm GMT The BBC's rule of Winter Olympic thumb if there's ever a bit of downtime: if in doubt, revisit Bolero.

Or will some new pope simply step in, make some vague gestures toward reform, and keep the dogma and insularity right on going, same as ever, a bit like Wall Street?

DID YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF FIGHTING COMPLACENCY A BIT? It gets back to what I was saying earlier.

No, it has only ever been 1978 and there has only ever been "a bit of pot about".

I asked Cates if he and Palmer ever caught themselves reflecting on those early games in Palmer's kitchen, if their millions ever felt a bit unreal.

If you have ever had a bit of gout, you will appreciate the keenness of that observation.

Do you ever get a bit sick of Robert Webb Joe Holyoakee, Shrewsbury Oh God yes.