Sentence examples for i suppose a bit of from inspiring English sources

It is, I suppose, a bit of a stretch.

To keep that afloat was, I suppose, a bit of an achievement.

I just thought: "What's not cool about that?" He was a bit of a lothario, I suppose; a bit of a rogue.

In one sense, I suppose, a bit of iffy weather might set up next week nicely, because if Lancashire and Warwickshire are denied wins it would bring Durham right back into it.

"Harmonies and that kind of mixture, like the Irish kind of folk sound, Irish folk instruments playing, I suppose, a bit more of an American sound.

"I suppose a little bit of current selection and a little bit of looking towards the future as well," he said.

Yeah, for the meantime, I suppose a little bit of that aura is probably gone".

"I suppose a little bit of my motivation is setting the record straight, clarifying something that has become hazy.

(Adrenalin, I suppose, with a bit of warmth presumably thrown off by the stage lights).

I suppose a tilt at the title was a bit of a pipe dream from where he started the day - right on the cut at +6 - but if the wind picks up to speeds of silly mph as is increasingly predicted, there was always a smidgen of hope.

"I suppose I was a bit of a late developer," says the 25-year-old hooker.