Sentence examples for really a bit of from inspiring English sources

And the winning play was really a bit of improvisation.

"It's really a bit of a problem, isn't it?" he said.

When cruisers disembarked on a magical Caribbean resort, it was really a bit of Haiti rented by the cruise line.

So Claire's storyline was really a bit of social action working undercover in Britain's most popular show.

I never wanted to have the theme in my books of: 'I have a brother and he's really a bit of a nuisance,' then at the end 'yeah, but I wouldn't be without him'.

I was really a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde, because I was being the editor of the Tatler while a kind of fiendish reporter at the same time".

It really is a bit of tragedy".

"David really is a bit of a genius.

(It wasn't really, just a bit of suspension).

So there's really quite a bit of stuff to evolve, when you come onto land.

"I thought that really was a bit of a turning point in our year".