Sentence examples for vibe a bit from inspiring English sources

It's cool, even if the decorative copies of "How to Stay Alive in the Woods" and "The Craft of the Knot" feed the gentlemanly vibe a bit obviously.

"The husband put on the movie White Chicks… It messed with the vibe a bit," she says.

With all the crowds, the chanting, the marching around and the fairy lights, the whole thing had a kind of hopey-changey vibe, a bit like a Christmas film, as if the grouchy Chief of Police was about to look out of the window, have his heart melted by the fresh-faced rabble, and get on the phone to his counterpart in America to arrest Darren Wilson personally.

"Then you turn 30 and you're a little more tired and you're over that vibe a little bit and that scene, and you're ready for a new chapter".

The vibe is a bit different now.

His vibe is a bit rascally.

As the last trace of pink left the sky, the vibe relaxed a bit.

"Their vibe is a bit posh but also Eton boys gone rogue," said Mazdack Rassi, the founder of Milk Studios, who says the Fat Radish is his first call when planning a party.

Nearby, discover the well-heeled boutiques and restaurants of the Avenue Laurier, and then turn north onto the Boulevard Saint-Laurent, where the vibe becomes a bit more on the edge.

Sure, it might seem like we are a chubby sideburn away from smelling like patchouli oil, powering up a lava lamp and wearing a clog, but this past-as-present vibe is a bit more luxe and self-aware than it was the first time around.

This is kind of vibe was a bit of me, I thought.