Sentence examples for a bit more openly from inspiring English sources

Papadopoulos told this "adviser" on April 25 that "these governments tend to speak a bit more openly in 'neutral' cities" — playing up his own stationing in London.

So I am delighted that the BVA has come out with its headline-grabbing advice – at last we can talk about the subject a bit more openly (although not openly enough for me to put my name to this column).

"That's the nice thing about collaborating with someone," says Shapiro. "You feel the freedom to say things a bit more openly because nobody can really pinpoint where or who they came from; it's like wearing masks".

"It's mostly 'her,'" Navoth told me during our chat, a bit more openly.

When you become an adult and start your own career path, you can begin to question authority and the world around you a bit more openly, but in the beginning, you have to play the game.

Just like you, sometimes elderly people may be quiet and shy at the beginning, but after they get to know you a bit, they might open up a bit more and talk to you more openly.

Instead, let's practice embracing a less resentful and competitive mindset, and work on having a bit more trust in our ability to communicate openly and honestly with each other.

But now, things are a bit more permissive – video games are free to admit that they're gay, and free to depict homosexuality openly, honestly, and accurately.

A bit more mature".

A bit more so.

So, a bit more.