Sentence examples for is a bit off from inspiring English sources

"This is a bit off," observed one Formula One mechanic.

My balance is a bit off but I'm gradually adjusting to it".

"I only see Dresher in the dark, and my body clock is a bit off," he said.

But its image – primarily bare-breasted women in fancy samba floats — is a bit off, though there's plenty of that in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.

As Michael Isikoff of Newsweek reported weeks later, this is a bit off; he found that 3,022,030 health care documents were still held hostage.

He said he had seen other reports by that psychiatrist, who was foreign-born, and that "sometimes his syntax is a bit off".

He added: "PJ Harvey is a bit off-the-wall but that's the whole point.

Located in residential Hanover, it is a bit off-piste but walkable from town.

I know this is a bit off-topic, but I'm just curious… HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I couldn't agree with you more.

Also, that whole "eating people" thing is a bit off-putting – let's keep him in a muzzle, but make it a figurative muzzle... of loneliness.

But if Nussbaum is a bit off-key in her defense of the Mormons, her moral clarity snaps back into focus when she turns to the establishment clause clashes of the last half-century.