Sentence examples for presented as a bit of from inspiring English sources

He is presented as a bit of a celebrity bimbo, a vain man who lives for the perfect table in the best restaurant amid A-list companions.

She's presented as a bit of a villain at the start of the season and now, she's a victim and as a viewer, you find you're feeling empathic towards her.

NB: I would also like to say in Hayley's defence that, though she was presented as A Bit of a Cow – not necessarily untrue, and also a resolutely positive thing, because how else would we have resurrected "WEIRDO" as an insult?

By contrast, anger always moves us by presenting itself as a bit of general, although hasty, reasoning.

WHEN a local developer announced triumphantly that a new Wal-Mart would rise here on a sandy patch of earth along the Mississippi, it was presented as a good thing, a bit of progress that would bring in much-needed tax dollars and jobs and transformation where the rundown St. Thomas public-housing project once stood.

The achieved area savings are presented as a function of a number of most significant fault-tolerant bits.

They are presented as a function of the number of phase bits when the average SNR γ ¯ = 10 dB.

("Diana's agoraphobia presented a bit of a problem as regards the honeymoon" is the delightful beginning of one of Bradley's sections).

That Octavia-lite appeal may go down a storm with other customers as well, but also presents a bit of a problem for Seat.

Many QTLs for the same trait mapped to the same location (referred to as a cluster) across experiments, but they are presented as independent bits of information in Table 3; the colocalization of independently measured QTLs offers support for the existence of a QTL effect in a given location.

The March version of Loman presented him as a bit more of a lunatic than other versions.