Sentence examples for a bit more friendly from inspiring English sources

"I like plants, it makes it look a bit more friendly.

The corporate bond market, long an unwelcoming place for ordinary investors, is looking a bit more friendly.

If you want to be a bit more friendly, you can do the form validation inside the action, allowing you to handle the "invalid input" case more gracefully.

What we wanted to achieve was to give ourselves a bit more of a personality, while obviously still taking it seriously, to make us seem a bit more friendly and approachable.

Logitech's proprietary apps make the whole system feel a bit more friendly.

Apple is finally getting a bit more friendly with third party music-streaming apps when it comes to Siri.

He thinks this might have something to do with the rise of the internet, which the book inadvertently documents: its earliest photographs come from 1994, an era that was "a little bit more friendly, a little bit more naïve", when the internet was more discussed than used, when a feature about it in Time magazine still had to open by explaining what the web was.

"He seems a little more positive and a little bit more friendly and approachable than some of the others".

Q: But do you think the attempt to appeal to the home market, to make it a little bit more friendly, is valid?

But most of the changes proposed by departments – such as holding key meetings during core hours, or promoting flexible working – end up benefitting both sexes, especially those who are parents and caregivers, making the profession a little bit more friendly.

And Lula may yet prompt his protegée to be a bit more business friendly and pragmatic, as he was while in office in 2003-10.