Sentence examples for view a bit from inspiring English sources

The ending itself, so promisingly hallucinatory, was in my view a bit fudged.

Please click here to view A bit of a left-field choice, but hear me out.

He draws and paints, he wishes for a view – a bit of an artist, like Oscar Wilde in Reading jail.

Rotate your view a bit, until you are looking at the events of last night from within Clinton's national campaign headquarters, in glistening Brooklyn Heights.

"It has become, in my view, a bit too trendy to regard the acceptance of death as something tantamount to intrinsic dignity," he wrote in his 1985 essay.

Unsurprisingly, Punta has recently slipped from public view a bit, what with recession in Brazil and economic meltdown in Argentina in late 2001.

So when single panels are removed and highlight for the reader, separated from the rest of the comic page (as is the case with guided view), an bit of the overall intent of the artist is lost.

"That also means that sometimes the issues are viewed a bit more simplistically that they should be," he said.

Christopher has moved somewhat to the political right in the last few years, thus aligning the brothers' views a bit.

And if more light can be let into these financial black boxes, they may be viewed a bit more generously.

Among the gossipy gulf divas, Dubai is viewed a bit like Britney Spears: long on ambition but short on refinement.