Sentence examples for a bit independent from inspiring English sources

Albanese broadly defines his tastes as running to Australian and British bands from the 1980s – "music that's a bit independent, I guess" – though he says being a father helps keep him relevant.

He's becoming a bit independent-minded, seems to be growing his own soul.

If she could learn to be a little bit independent then we could plan.

Or speaking of "independent women"—a bit like the role of Alaska within the United States.

"Republicans, by their very nature, are a bit more independent than our colleagues across the aisle".

"The money enables me to be a bit more independent," she says.

The Organisation will introduce after-school sports, "a bit like independent schools".

I felt a little bereft, but I moved back several rows and learned to be a bit more independent.

Selective state advertising has brought local media to heel, while critical news organisations are in line to be broken up.Stubbornly, the judiciary has remained a bit more independent.

Why? "I was quite sheltered at home with my family, and wanted to do something before uni to become a bit more independent and outgoing".

Although Mr. Arafat occasionally considers him a bit too independent, he has relied on Mr. Abu Ala for the hands-on part of all key negotiations.