Sentence examples for looked just a bit from inspiring English sources
May Wee saw me in the back, and as her answer was translated–"Dear Leader's golf ability certainly indicates that he is no normal human being"–I thought she looked just a bit embarrassed.
We went from Coe's total dejection compared with Ovett's delight in the 800m, to Coe dramatically getting himself out of a personal "jail" in the 1500m, compared with Ovett who looked just a bit disappointed that he hadn't run his best and had to settle for bronze.
Romney was still good, but, this time, he had a top-notch opponent to deal with and, at times, looked just a bit rattled.
Resurrected, they will look just a bit more like cavemen in politicians' clothing.
You will note that on paper, each list of ingredients looks just a bit much.
Maybe the best way to understand how quickly history happens is to look just a bit ahead.
Yet in this season of anniversaries, Mr. Sarkozy may take heart by looking just a bit beyond May 1968 to June 1968.
He lightened up a bit when he later appeared as a flared waist shell and pleated skirt, looking just a bit cocky with a stretchy belt that closed with a championship buckle.
Whatever is in the PM's mind, the government's approach to devolution to London government is looking just a bit uneven.
The polls are stubbornly similar: little budget 'bounce'; little reaction to 'Two Shredded Wheat' Cameron but the smaller parties looking just a bit more marginal, a bit more irrelevant?
After two generations of fighting against inflation, why be worried if the victory looks just a bit too complete, if the ancient enemy is so cowed as to no longer strain against the chains in which it is bound?
