Sentence examples for performance was a bit from inspiring English sources

Still, January's performance was a bit better than analysts expected.

The performance was a bit on the slow side, but it also had an imposing grandeur.

But there was one problem: the performance was a bit too realistic.

"I think that second-half performance was a bit for him.

He looked focused and determined but, unusually for a major occasion, ultimately felt his performance was a bit flat.

The first performance was a bit like a dream, much of it bad, but a few variations had something, I felt.

Preparing for a performance is a bit like putting a child to bed: you follow the same routine every night.

Watching this performance is a bit like being in the courtroom when a policeman delivered Lenny Bruce's comic monologue.

If one or more of the trees has two sids, then numerical accuracy, stability, and performance are a bit more ambiguous and depend on the electrical distance between the two sids.

(In terms of G.D.P. per capita, the performance is a bit less impressive. In 2012, according to the World Bank, China's was $6,091, placing it among places like Peru, Serbia, and Thailand).

That performance is a bit better than the 16.7percentt slide in October and November of 1973, when the first oil shock hit, sending the Dow from 987.06 to 822.25.