Sentence examples for subject a bit from inspiring English sources

Intrigued now, I followed the subject a bit further.

No doubt a linguist is bound to talk up his subject a bit.

It's time to talk around the subject a bit more and make some enquiries about the band's home town, Manchester.

But Roberts, the urban affairs correspondent of The New York Times, oversells his subject a bit, calling it "the nation's living room and town square".

Museum officials, who thought the subject a bit obscure to attract a large audience, were surprised when the show drew some 215,000 visitors.

She returns to the subject a bit later, fixating on the word "hurtling", as in the asteroid that might be hurtling towards us.

While visitors rave about the spectacle of the Rose Center, some also find its subject matter a bit over their heads, literally and figuratively.

Perhaps he praises the humility and bravery of his subjects a bit too much, but it's hard to doubt that he has been deeply affected.

Two of the most powerful podcasts I heard this year, "Missing Richard Simmons," which is not on this list, and "S-Town," which is, reached new heights of biographical intimacy and insight — and, in very different ways, exposed their subjects a bit too nakedly.

In addition, the TREAT study subjects differed a bit from what might be seen in a routine cross-section of children with JIA, with a skewing of the TREAT subjects toward children with more severe disease.

While we are addressing this subject with a bit of humor, the study of reproductive behavior at Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) is one of our research imperatives.