Sentence examples for a bit more evident from inspiring English sources

The sensitive nature of those sides became a bit more evident on Tuesday, when antismoking advocates marched on Kraft's corporate headquarters in Northfield, Ill.

Bill Belichick, on the other hand, with most of the same traits, and a bit more evident humanity, is, if not exactly vilified, then at least the recipient of a pretty hostile treatment.

The dried floral notes are a bit more evident on the palate and are followed by some dried fruit elements.

Siri has run into quite a bit more competition over the past few years as Amazon's Alexa voice assistant and Google Assistant have grown in their capabilities and made the shortcomings of Siri's AI wits a bit more evident.

But the reasons were a bit more self-evident than they were for the Millennium Dome.

Put a bit more thought into the matter and it is evident that perhaps there's nothing more deserving of historical recognition than a highway.

As though it wouldn't have been evident if I had allowed Leventhal a bit more room.

"It's been a fairly tough five weeks, so last week leading into the Welsh game it was probably evident we'd rested our players a bit more.

The characters rarely touch, though as they speak it's evident that they're often doing quite a bit more than just touching.

Self-aggrandizement -- embellishing to make ourselves look better is a bit more subtle than other deceptions because the immediate social payoff is less evident.

What is evident is that the cut reassured the financial markets a bit more than it scared them.