Sentence examples for performance as a bit from inspiring English sources

He described the performance as a" bit of a blur" as they "pretty dumbfounded by the reaction" and the idea of "playing with some of our musical heroes such as Dinosaur Jr. and Deftones was a dream come through".

Sandy Chen, analyst at Cenkos, described the performance as "a bit flat, as in deflated".

Soul Boy (83 mins, 15) There is a sweetly old-fashioned feel to this celebration of Northern Soul in its Seventies heyday – with a little bit of Carry On, a dash of Confessions, and a flash of the angry young Albert Finney in Martin Compston's performance as a bit of rough who finds love and self-expression on the dance floor of the legendary Wigan Casino.

Williams described his own performance as "a bit dull", attributing it to the stage being surrounded by industry guests sitting at tables rather than ordinary fans.

Where did I go wrong?" Oh yeah, she also described the performance as "a bit desperate".

Judge Len Goodman described Perry's performance as "a little bit pedestrian", while Tonioli told the former governor: "Timing is very important when you dance".

Even worse, as she fought back tears after a performance she described as "a bit of a disaster," the 37-year-old Bedfordshire woman revealed that she had been stricken by yet another ailment.

It's a pretty slick feature, but it isn't perfect — I'm finding that the performance suffers a bit as I try to jump between tweets, so navigation isn't as fluid as I'd like.

And I noticed he ended up using his beard within his performance a bit as well.

As of now, its performance is a bit weak; it can only run one simple, 16 instruction program which has to be hardcoded in.

2D-OCDMA network systems enable better bit-error-ratio (BER) performance as well as increase the number of supportable users in the optical network.