Sentence examples for a bit more actual from inspiring English sources

Yes, there is a bit more actual give-and-take in a handful of the matches, but the film never approaches the fantastical choreography of any number of boxing dramas.

Maybe a fire starter too... .. OK, that was starting to sound a bit more like an actual plan.

"Mr. Romney probably needs a bit more exposure to actual failed states (like Somalia, Chad, and Sudan) before making such an assertion about Mexico," David Shirk, a political science professor and expert in U.S.-Mexican relations at the University of San Diego, wrote in an email.

I was interested to see if we could develop it a bit further so the environment could make its own decisions rather than being told what to do it could respond a bit more like an actual performing partner, more improvised. .

Its budget was reported to be about £45m-50m.According to Olsberg/SPI, a film consultancy, the total benefits of a film to an economy come to a bit more than twice the actual spending.

The promise is a bit more exciting than the actual video, but here it is anyway.

The article is a bit more inspiring than the actual book, but I'll let you go through the entire story on your own.

It was time to open up a bit more and get feedback from actual users.

It's the most lively they've been all through the set, it's a pity they couldn't direct a bit more of that energy into the actual performance.

He was not nailed down by the press on his political alliances with Mr Blagojevich.Reporters had only a bit more luck drawing out Mr Obama's actual (tangential) role in the mess, and his plans.

Live Mix feels quite a bit more gimmicky when it comes to actual everyday use.