Sentence examples for yes a bit from inspiring English sources

The answer, it seems, is yes (a bit) and (mostly) no.

I said yes a bit too forcefully when Dan asked if I'd noticed a well-muscled young man at the pool.

This, after all, is the farmer's son who became a quarry man and then, with gravel and grit and yes, a bit of old-fashioned greed, became a billionaire.

Great work!" So yes, a bit of a day thank you https://t.co/fncDPRsElB.

It can be scary and overwhelming and yes, a bit addicting.

I can't channel such voters — my many reservations about Clinton are comparatively mild and my faith in Trump utterly nonexistent — but my guess is yes, a bit.

Politicians might dislike this, but it can also give them leverage: saying yes to segregation might also mean yes to a bit more affordable.

She says yes (with a bit of ambivalence), gives birth to Vera and moves to Prague.

Kay Burley called a Scottish yes campaigner "a bit of a knob" on Sky News, thinking her live observation was private.

If it is a yes, cram a bit during lunch or break, but don't overdo it.

But it's oddly lovely, and yes a little bit inspiring.