Sentence examples for good a bit from inspiring English sources

'I turn on the TV sometimes, start watching something and think: 'This seems quite good, a bit familiar.' Then I realise … It's one of my movies.

It looks as though the clause is there only to make the constitution look good – a bit of window-dressing, a slash of make-up.

Mr. Miller's appearance as the featured speaker at the ABNY breakfast, a tradition-bound gathering of some of the city's most influential people, was as good a bit of evidence as any that he has arrived.

"I go back to the Trans-Tasman Cup between us and New Zealand – there used to be a fair amount of rivalry, we'd play that regularly and it was good, a bit like the Bledisloe Cup.

I thought Ed Miliband's speech was pretty good, a bit OTT and melodramatic in places but he definitely upped his game; can the rest of the party do the same.

"The Scottish league looks very good, a bit more physical than I expected," he concluded.

Other companies would be pushed to focus on luxury goods – a bit like Apple.

It is quite good, if a bit pricey.

But here's Sue Ellen Linda Grayy), looking … good, though a bit weird.

The wine list is quite good, if a bit pricey.

Devyn performs first and sounds good but a bit breathy.