Sentence examples for tries a bit from inspiring English sources

Now, Dyson says, everybody tries a bit of everything.

Here the novel tries a bit too hard to absolve Lydia, even as it highlights its own implausibility.

And the host for the pledge breaks, T J Lubinsky, tries a bit too hard, as when he talks earnestly about "the music that just takes us back to that moment when we were innocent, and things were different".

Some see the name of Operation Fiela as worse than a public-relations mistake; it seems to echo an inflammatory speech by King Goodwill Zwelithini, leader of the Zulus, in which he said that foreigners "dirty our streets".But even when the government tries a bit harder to get its presentation right, its heavy-handed actions neutralise any possible benefit.

Minnie Driver, as the Italian diva upstaged by Christine and the Phantom, tries a bit of dialect humor, saying things like "'Ee lava me!" and "I 'ate my 'at!" as if she were auditioning for a part in the next Super Mario video game.

"Maybe when push comes to shove he tries a bit too hard".

You try a bit.

I tried a bit of everything.