Sentence examples for views a bit from inspiring English sources

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

The central design feature is a staircase that zigzags up inside of the building, giving views a bit like an MC Escher print.

Whether prime ministers rode them or not, pennies were famously fast and allowed for great, elevated views; a bit like flying.

And you would think that after the results of this experiment in trickle-down economics, after the results were made painfully clear, that the proponents of this theory might show some humility, might moderate their views a bit.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.