Sentence examples for like bit of from inspiring English sources

Jacobson's belief that Shakespeare didn't like his own heroine reads like bit of projection; "Venice" can be read a number of ways, of course, but Shakespeare's ability to evince sympathy for each side is what allows for this.

VN: Aside from some absolutely wicked capabilities against Hardened and Deeply-Buried Targets, the Death Star seems like bit of overkill, only really justifiable as a weapon of mass deterrence.

"Do you like the film?" I like bits of it.

"I would like bits of ferocious animals grafted onto me.

(optional) Decorate your tree now with whatever you like ( bits of tinsel, beads, buttons).

Snow "is more than a pop-culture museum piece or a MacGruber-like bit of sketch comedy nonsense," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times. 1 A.M. (13) THEATER TALK Judy Kaye and Michael McGrath talk about winning Tony Awards this year for their comic supporting roles in the musical "Nice Work If You Can Get It".

This 21st-century descendant of Larry, Curly, Moe and Harold Lloyd has many more tricks up his unwashed sleeve, among them an impossibly eel-like bit of break dancing that he executes while selling a group of bullying tweeners some weed.

Gordon lives alone in a small, groovy terraced house in London Fields, and you've only to take one look at its kitchen to know that he is a chef who loves to cook in his free time as well as in the working day (this isn't always the case): the counters are laden with bottles and bowls; on the hob is a grenade-like bit of kit in which coffee beans may be roasted over a gas flame.

Moreover, the public likes bits of both.

Jewel-like bits of crisp, diced carrots, peas and not too much oil keep it light.

Seed: 3--8, like bits of granite.