Sentence examples for is bit of a from inspiring English sources

The third is bit of a mystery.

But it is bit of a fiction.

She is bit of a lightning rod in Silicon Valley, where founders are allowed to have outsize personalities but mere managers are not.

This is bit of a puzzle: the most likely explanation is that Swedish women feel particularly confident in reporting sexual assaults, whereas women elsewhere keep quiet.

You do wonder if Crowe, notorious roughhouse as he is, is bit of a hard sell as a mild-mannered prof.

In fact, the rocker stuff is bit of a distraction: there's some nuanced, intelligent material here, occasionally swamped by the film's wannabe-hipster, vinyl-loving moves.

This is bit of an anticlimax.

"This is bit of an Independent reader one, right?

It's bit of a different picture.

(Though a precise dancer, Ms. Block was bit of a blank).

Paul is a bit of a dreamer".