Sentence examples for a bit more elastic from inspiring English sources

"With 'Memento,' I wanted to go outside that predictably linear process to make something a bit more elastic, a bit more real".

Isikoff noted that the interpretations of what a threat means are "a bit more elastic and open to interpretation" than previously known.

Despite all this, the White House continues to speak of bipartisanship when it comes to crafting reform - although the definition of what constitutes Republican participation has become a bit more elastic.

This is a man who went from writing speeches for Warren Burger to practicing law in Washington, D.C., to producing John Waters films — in other words, a man who has worked with a chief justice and the director of "Pink Flamingos" — suggesting a skill set that's a bit more elastic than most.

There might be a bit more fabric than elastic band width, so pin it evenly around so that any gathers that may form are equidistant from each other.

You might even want to put on a vertical elastic band for a bit more security and style.

Use black, and sophisticated elastics to be a bit more mature.

The material is as light and airy as an elastic ass flag from AA but a bit more S&M and Leigh Bowery-esque.

The elastic will typically be hidden under your hair, so it won't be a problem to have a bit more of the stretchy material.

And a bit more.

A bit more so.