Sentence examples for real a bit of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hudson — the name is real, a bit of serendipity — has a long, gray ponytail and is something of a Renaissance man: sculptor, photographer, maître d'hôtel and dessert chef.

This is a real garden for real people – a bit of a rarity at Chelsea.

This to-ing and fro-ing, which feels pretty sad and pretty real, lends a bit of emotional color to this cattail-slight drama, directed with typical finesse by Daniel Sullivan.

He told prospective parents that he did not like bankers' children but would instantly admit the offspring of "real" artists, a bit of bravado that lost its charm when bankers began displacing artists in the Brooklyn circles from which St. Ann's draws students.

Francis Bacon -- A Centenary Retrospective -- By contrast, this 2009 heart-stopper was not only a real retrospective but a bit of genuine art history as well.

Of course, the girls' real life is a bit of a fairy tale too.

But is this brain drain real, or merely a bit of self-justification?

"I hate to say you're acting, but sometimes real estate is a bit of a show," Ms. Liebman said.

She researched cases of child murder, but insists the writing did the real work – plus a bit of gut reaction.

That isn't surprising as it required real skill and a bit of luck to pull it off.

In that atmosphere, it may be understandable that Irish officials fell for the tempting story that there was no real problem, just a bit of unfounded panic.