Sentence examples for sort of a bit from inspiring English sources

Daisy is sort of a bit mad, incredibly funny.

In particular, do we have souls, and for this class when I talk about a soul, what I'm going to mean is sort of a bit of philosophical jargon.

One of the most common reasons for that happening is that people plantar-flex when they plant their foot each time on the floor, so you are sort of a bit "toey".

The idea of the green board grew from some creative noodling around by Mr. Mudie, who describes himself as "sort of a bit of a pen-and-paper man".

Well, it's sort of a bit of the site, now moved close to the Other stage, which is dominated by a huge metal spider, which has moving upper arms (arms?), and there are lots of lasers, and then acrobatic young folk in Batman/devil costumes start flinging themselves about.

I said, 'Oh, morning, number two,' and he looked at me and nodded and said, 'Yeah, it's sort of a bit of a relief'.

"…there were some meetings before it [DA] was set up…I wasn't involved in all of them…so I had sort of an bit of an idea as to what it was all about" (HCP7).

We just kind of wanted to sort of add a bit, just slightly different vibe to what they'd done.

The bank in question offers some sort of denial, a bit of contrition, then settles.

"It sort of left a bit of a bitter pill for me to swallow," he says.

"I sort of take a bit of heart from that, that I'm still in this golf tournament".