Sentence examples for a bit more free from inspiring English sources

"Then he became a bit more free.

It opens them up to be a bit more free.

But I'm also looking forward to being a bit more free and seeing what else comes along".

Braking is smooth and sure, although there is a bit more free play in the pedal than I would like.

Which explains why Balls and his colleagues have been a bit more free and easy in ruling out tax rises.

"It's exciting because we're not held to anything and we can be a bit more free, more brave," he said to Flicks and the City.

"I was more worried about my misses rather than having that confident attitude and just a bit more free-flowing, and going after a few more pins," Harrington said.

Under a suddenly sun-drenched sky on Fifth Avenue, the festivities were a bit more free-flowing: flowers bloomed on the bonnets of children and sprouted from the ears of Chihuahuas, as marchers who finished the annual Easter Day parade in front of the church mingled with a band of protesters with signs.

And the prompt acceptance of the Supreme Court's verdict on the election in August by the losing candidate, Nana Akufo-Addo, whose New Patriotic Party is a bit more free-market and liberal than Mr Mahama's avowedly "social democratic" lot, was widely lauded as statesmanly.But electoral and constitutional reform is sorely needed to keep Ghana's vibrant but messy politics in trim.

He thinks it is the consequence of this type of communication ("You remove a social barrier on the internet, and suddenly people feel a bit more freed up to say things"), and also a consequence of the fact that you move in broader circles online than you ever would in life.

Or whatever's currently on.... Today's Friday Talking Points column is a bit more free-form than normal.