Sentence examples for notes a bit from inspiring English sources

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

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

Writing about a therapy group that took many of its methods from Synanon, Adler cites Dederich's metric for measuring recovery and "clean man-days," and notes (a bit ominously, in retrospect) that it is impossible to predict long-term results.

She used all the angles of her voice: the muted, high-register fog; the glissando that really just separates into two wracked notes, a bit like what Mick Jagger used to do in the '70s, once he'd learned how to sing ballads; the stern, Scots-Irish lilt suggesting the English folk singer Anne Briggs.

Session Notes: A bit bipolar, no pun intended.

She notes, a bit sadly, that many of the people she knows "seem very busy".

The guitarist, Lage Lund, with long, controlled, flowing solos alternating chords and single-notes — a bit like a Joe Pass with newer ears — pushed mellow tone and formal rigor to the point that you wondered how much of the audience was getting what he did.

Some listeners also noted a bit of historical jujitsu.

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

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

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".