Sentence examples for statements a bit from inspiring English sources

To understand the import of these statements, a bit of background might help.

Finally, Hewitt qualifies some of his statements a bit.

Alonso said: "I was surprised by those statements, but I think they were simply statements a bit mixed up, a bit meaningless.

Two hours later, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, softened the president's statement a bit.

And they make an intriguing fashion statement: a bit of Harry Potter with a dash of "Revenge of the Nerds".

Mr. Sununu elaborated on that statement a bit later, saying what he meant was that he wished Mr. Obama would adopt the "American formula" for economic policy and introduce an environment where "entrepreneurs can thrive".

Mr. Bush now uses that admission in every stump speech -- though he often twists the statement a bit to make it sound as if Mr. Kerry agreed with the timing and method of starting the war.

Let's parse this statement a bit.

The National Venture Capital Association, on whose board Morgenthaler once served, published a statement a bit ago calling Morgenthaler an "icon of venture capital, titan of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and champion of innovation".

In fairness part of the confusion originally stemmed from a comment from Heins' during said earnings call when he claimed the company would "focus on the enterprise" though representatives eventually chimed in to clarify his statement a bit.

But the company — which has been marketing a "miniLab" device that it claims can carry out an array of tests and which managed to secure a $100 million loan last December from Fortress Investment Group (owned by SoftBank) — published a statement a bit ago.