Sentence examples for idea a bit from inspiring English sources

Ms. Minow put the idea a bit differently.

Still, he clearly considers the whole idea a bit dangerous.

Losing her let me let go of that idea a bit.

Accordingly, the better designs here played with the idea a bit more.

We have this idea — a bit of a lazy idea — that reading fiction always and everywhere makes us better people.

But Mr Prasad's more ambivalent take suggests poorer countries, lacking financial infrastructure, might want to hang on to that idea a bit longer.* "The Next Great Globalization" (Amazon.co.uk).

In the interview, Mr. Marcus fleshes out each of those ideas a bit further.

To Nietzsche he was meandering across ideas, a bit like the White Queen in "Through the Looking Glass".

That person, with nous, is Tom's engineer pal Hadrian, who generally finds Tom's ideas a bit off-the-wall.

Narey responded that the civil service needed to be a more bit responsive to outside ideas, a bit less cautious about "telling ministers every single thing that won't work" and, above all, needed broader shoulders.

Bell, who teaches at Tsinghua University in Beijing, has taken these ideas a bit further.