Sentence examples for exactly a bit of from inspiring English sources

Now, there is a section in "Catcher" in which Holden fantasizes about shooting the pimp who has set him up with a prostitute, but it is exactly a bit of extended irony about the movies and their effect on everyone's imagination: a defusing of vengeance fantasies.

Teaching FLUID what this run rate is, exactly, takes a bit of work.

"It felt like today was the day we were going to do it… we were so close… I can't say why exactly… maybe a bit of composure… we have just been in this situation so many times before".

I am working on an early DVD project for the military as the executive producer (not exactly Mike Todd, but a bit of irony).

And lovely as the clothes are, they are not exactly commercial - and a bit of commercialism is very much in need in the British fashion industry.

The giant concrete columns at the centre of modern skyscrapers do exactly that.There's also a bit of simple physics known to the architects of ancient Japanese pagodas.

The word for non-magical folk manages to sound like exactly what it is: a bit of a goober, but a harmless one.

That's not exactly a startling bit of news -- as any number of commentators have pointed out, the Republican strategy has been to secure their base in Congress at the cost of any plausible claim to representing a national constituency.

He got exactly what he wanted with a bit of history for good measure.

Exactly how this happens remains a bit of a mystery, McMahon says.

Exactly what went wrong remains a bit of a mystery, setting off a favorite pastime in Silicon Valley the blame game.