Sentence examples for which is bit from inspiring English sources

THE question assumes that the president needs "saving", which is bit darker than the reality.

This venerable British folk-rocker is as brilliant and sardonic as ever in "The Old Kit Bag," which is bit more contemplative and folk-leaning than his recent albums.

Also, for a writer telling a story whose details depend on understanding how tech works, he sometimes seems hazy on the basics: Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the web, is described more than once as "the inventor of the internet", which is bit like calling Henry Ford the man who invented roads (the web is a system of documents accessed via the internet).

The Fingerprints, which are bit arrays that describe an object and which facilitate fast searching.

I started to see things a bit more as they actually were, which is a bit harsher – a bit harder.

Which is a bit bonkers.

Which is a bit better, right?

Which is a bit of a shame.

She's also a lefty, which is a bit tricky.

Another is "automatonophobia," which is a bit broader.

"London and England are interchangeable in it, which is a bit naughty.