Sentence examples for sense a bit from inspiring English sources

He is professorial in a good sense: a bit stiff and long-winded, but intellectually inspiring, not wonky.

There's a certain animal mentality, and if they sense a bit of weakness they will try it on more.

Babies are, in that latter sense, a bit more like mice, responding to the basic characteristics of the music rather than the music itself.

In retrospect they seem like the last hurrah of an era when pop music could be fantastical and, in the best sense, a bit silly.

In a two-hour conversation, you sense a bit of the precocious 9-year-old who faced down a teacher for picking on a classmate.

"When it makes sense, a bit of extra fuel in a jerry can in the garage is a sensible precaution to take," Maude told Sky News on Wednesday.

One senses a bit of mythopoeticizing.

One sensed a bit of frustration in Egoyan.

I definitely sensed a bit of Melvin Burgess in there.

One also senses a bit of Cold War ideology at work in the makeup of the Dodge Collection.

Tottenham Hotspur have forced community club Fleet Spurs to change their badge, as they sensed a bit of fowl play.