Sentence examples for to become bit from inspiring English sources

Many women profess that they are less appalled by what Anthony Weiner and Eliot Spitzer did than by what they did to their wives, forcing them to become bit players in the farce of male heterosexuality.

They have to become a bit harder, a bit immune, I get that.

It can't be helped: when you're on a stage, being yourself is bound to become a bit of an act, just as Nigel Farage really does like beer a lot.

While this multiplication tends to be beneficial to a point, as a product category becomes mature, the number of products start to become a bit ridiculous.

This approximation is reasonable in the presence of a large number of diffusive reflections, but tends to become a bit restrictive when considering first-order diffusion only (i.e., ignoring diffusion of diffused paths).

The avalanche of public disclosures of private misconduct that began in the nineteen-eighties has forced Americans to become a bit more tolerant and forgiving about sex and politics — dare one say, a bit more French.

It started to become a bit too restrictive".

I realised you had to become a bit nastier".

And the authorities are starting to become a bit less inflexible about women.

"To become a bit more aggressive is to stay in touch with the times".

In the past we've tended to become a bit arrogant, but the players understand now.