Sentence examples for material a bit from inspiring English sources

Alongside this new material, a bit of Carnegie's original advice remains more or less intact.

Bayer's take on a sickly sweet and craven child actor, not to mention her Miley Cyrus, are quickly becoming must-sees for anyone interested in brazen cluelessness, while Pharaoh, if given the right material — a bit of color-blind comedy, say, instead of blacking it up for the show's writers, who have always dealt with race in a more or less stereotypical way — could evolve into an artist.

Japanese artist Monami Ohno has been helping bring the humble packaging material a bit more respect, creating insanely intricate and sometimes rather large sculptures out of just cardboard and adhesive for the past six and a half years.

If you have smaller tools, sew more pockets or cut the material a bit smaller when you cut the leg from the jeans.

Prospectuses and open days give universities the chance to sell themselves, but when your son or daughter is swimming in marketing materials, a bit of impartial advice can be just the thing to keep them afloat.

Some people complain the material seems a bit one-sided – I've had [Society] members doing a Global Political Economy course, and the material they get on austerity is so overly imbalanced, so if you're writing an essay the material provided to you is so one-sided that it's harder to write an essay truer to your beliefs.

Some of Mr. Black's political material feels a bit past its sell-by date.

"Two voices -- female or male -- can get pretty relentless if the material is a bit opaque.

The trousers Goodall makes, which cost around £700 a pop, are often calf's leather, a durable material with a bit of "give".

"The idea that it's a flexible material is a bit misleading, even though they make fishing poles out of it".

But the annual flurry of nominations for the ROH and ENO, with consequent mentions on their publicity material, is a bit meaningless really.