Sentence examples for replies a bit from inspiring English sources

Edward replies a bit nastily, "You mean sex".

"Only comparatively," Carter replies, a bit of cutting modesty that is all the justification he needs.

"We're on the threshold of a new era, where fear ends and hope begins!" When I suggest that critics dismiss this as rainbows-and-unicorns rhetoric, he replies, a bit peevishly, "Oh, really?" before selecting a semi-relevant defense.

And his regular-season résumé contains 6,186 made shots, or 6,186 moments where someone wondered, "How in the name of James Naismith did that go in?" To which Marion replies, a bit defensively, "How many people have scored 15,000-plus points in their career?" This is a touchy area for Marion, a four-time All-Star who has always been reticent to discuss his peculiar form.

"The Archbishop of Dublin will offer a prayer of absolution to the winner," Monsignor Murphy Richard Chamberlainn) says, to which Eileen replies a bit warily: "All sins forgiven".

He replied: "A bit more of the latter".

Even so, wasn't his reply a bit worrying?

"Well," the woman replied, a bit indignant, "I'm in a teacher-training program".

Asked if the London mayor was a statesman or a twat, he replied: "A bit more of the latter".

"I don't know; I AM a rabbi," he replied, a bit sheepishly.

"No," Mr. Shilom replied, a bit hastily, since Shlomowicz had been his name until he changed it years ago when he came to Israel.