Sentence examples for was bit of a from inspiring English sources

The score was bit of a hit, too.

(Though a precise dancer, Ms. Block was bit of a blank).

Mr. Khan's speech itself was bit of a letdown to some, wayward and unfocused, but his fans did not mind.

Casting Tatum was bit of a masterstroke on the Coens' part, in keeping with their tradition of big-name cameos.

More recently, following the Boston bombings, there was bit of a relapse; a CNN/Time/ORC International survey found that 40 percent of respondents were willing to give up civil liberties to fight terrorism.

"It was bit of a momentous day," Mr. Obama's press secretary, Robert Gibbs, told reporters on the flight back to Chicago, adding that Mr. Obama found the president to be "gracious".

It's bit of a different picture.

The third is bit of a mystery.

But it is bit of a fiction.

This is bit of an anticlimax.

"This is bit of an Independent reader one, right?