Sentence examples similar to just a bit limited from inspiring English sources

A laptop running just a Web browser might sound a bit limited.

Now, the construct seems a bit limiting (just moms and dads?), but I'm kind of surprised we haven't had such a snappy label for the group that most pundits have already identified as being the key to victory this November.

But isn't that a bit limiting?

It's just a bit too limiting for me.

"Actually freedom is a little bit limited.

"It was very good all the way through but at the beginning of the race it was a wee bit tail-happy and at the end, when the rubber built up, it was just a bit on the limit in a couple of areas.

While viral activity stemming from Offer-claiming is one of the free product's big selling points to businesses, it clearly pushed users' privacy limits just a bit too far.

On Feb. 8, just a bit beyond the city limits, thousands of people gathered for the funeral of Awal Gul, a detainee at the Guantánamo Bay prison camp in Cuba who died there while exercising.

That would allow aging veteran Antoine Winfield – who has always played a physical brand of football – to focus solely on playing the slot, which would help limit his snaps just a bit.

For all other shareholders, the limit is 10 percent, just a bit above Mr. Icahn's current holdings of 9.98 percent.

Just a bit... disappointing.