Sentence examples for prove a bit of from inspiring English sources
Alongside the stark contours of the Sibelius concerto Schoenberg's solo writing seems positively lush, and the characteristics that make Hahn's Schoenberg playing so compelling prove a bit of a disadvantage in that earlier work.
Piazza hoped the less-than-perfect weekend could still prove a "bit of a start for us" after the Mets had lost five straight games, including three to the first-place Atlanta Braves.
With Lin firmly established as a no-cut risk, the Knicks are now trying to figure out whether they are playoff contenders, Bill Reiter writes on Foxsports.com, and a game against league-dominating Miami will prove a bit of a referendum on that.
On a good day, he hopes to prove a bit of a spark in river projects involving the private sector and the government -- a poetic enough notion considering that local lore says it was a spark from a welder's torch, or maybe from a passing train, that set the Cuyahoga to burning.
While the system wasn't too complicated (a touch pad, a light, and grey box containing some relays connecting to the power supply), our hack was going to prove a bit of a challenge.
Given the recent surge in popularity of app-based trivia games, however, this could actually prove a bit of a dark horse success for the company, especially given their low barrier of entry.
The courtly conceit proved a bit of a red herring.
Coffee has also proved a bit of a hot commodity among deal makers of late.
Duck rolls proved a bit of a disappointment; the wrapped pieces of duck were too chewy.
The dance impulse of Afro-Cuban music, then, proved a bit of a reach.
Blanchett has proved a bit of a pro at the awards ceremonies so far, too.
