Sentence examples for a bit more open from inspiring English sources

It will be a bit more open.

"Now, it's a bit more open.

Republicans were only a bit more open minded.

They've made the space a bit more open.

Maybe they can be a bit more open.

Mr. Draghi seemed to be "a bit more open," Ms. Diron said.

In recent weeks there have been a few signs that he might be a bit more open-minded than his predecessors.

The party chief of Guangdong province in the south, Wang Yang, who is another (non-princeling) contender for the Politburo's standing committee, is widely seen as a bit more open-minded.

In the early 1930s, with the American economy mired in the Great Depression, Indianapolis 500 promoters were a bit more open-minded in their acceptance of new and different entries.

"Growing up, fashion and the arts were not something that was considered a relevant career choice, and I hope that my work will inspire the new generation to be a bit more open-minded and creative.

"I wish the Government were a bit more open-minded about people being on Housing Benefits – I wish they'd keep off people's backs – there's a lot to think about when you're sat worrying, 'What if this happens; what if that happens?' "I don't know what my future holds.