Sentence examples for found to be a bit from inspiring English sources

Reports of its demise, however, have been found to be a bit premature.

The only clue I found to be a bit "trippy" was 63 Down's "It may be dropped when one trips".

"Some of the strategy they laid out for growing the portfolio we found to be a bit unconvincing," said Roz Bryant, a retail analyst for Morningstar in Chicago.

She is a feminist of the old school against whom the likes of Naomi Wolf are held up and found to be a bit drippy.

Johansson didn't say she was sorry – which some in the media found to be a bit of a scandal – but she responded to the leaks with a sort of sexy wink: "I know my best angles", she told Vanity Fair of the pictures she had originally sent her then-husband.

The PDE in (16) is found to be a bit difficult to solve in terms of dependence variables x and t, therefore in this paper we resort to transforming the above PDE to an ODE for which, in most cases, a solution can be obtained.

Helen Sloan, writing for Crackerjack (Bristol Evening Post) found that the orchestra rendered "the whole thing a bit bland and movie-soundtrack", and Birchmeier found it to be "a bit overwhelming" by the end of the album.

It works pretty well, though I've found performance to be a bit of an issue.

I found it to be a bit buggy and there are other apps out there that work much better.

Needless to say, I found this to be a bit unsettling, as I instantly imagined other companies forcing this into their own job applications.

Maximum PC took a look at Dell's new 22-inch "Crystal" display and found it to be a bit lacking.