Sentence examples for note a bit from inspiring English sources

There is, you note, a bit of bedroom shenanigans.

(Side note: A bit of a bait and switch, that opening, isn't it?

George says that instead of poring over YouTube clips for hours, as I do, and trying and failing to achieve strumming mastery, he would instead concentrate on "accents", in other words, making the occasional note a bit louder.

Yet while many of the first scenes don't seem to be overtly advancing any specific idea or even much of the story, each adds a subtle new note, a bit of texture, a thin layer of meaning.

And his simplifications can be dissatisfying: "Whenever a note anticipates a beat - that is, when a musician plays a note a bit earlier than the strict beat would call for - this is called syncopation". But a syncopated note may also come later than expected.

They do this by singing a single, "fundamental" note (a bit like a drone) while changing the shape of their mouth and throat to produce overtones (strange, whistle-like sounds) that ring out over the top.

Some listeners also noted a bit of historical jujitsu.

In a soft woodwind passage, I accidentally changed notes a bit early and felt mortified, although nobody said anything later.

Stuck into the shutter's flaps are notes, a bit of coffee, and ration cards, reflecting the reality of Cuban life.

It was also noted, a bit hysterically, that Spencer omitted from his wardrobe the hat and sock garters that were the mark of a gentleman".

And by noting a bit of history: this was Arsenal's first defeat at its new stadium, and we'd been there to witness it.