Sentence examples for a bit regressive from inspiring English sources
I know that all this sounds a bit regressive, perhaps, but it's not.
But for a character still coming into their sexuality, treating this as a pioneering moment in cinema is a bit regressive.
When times are hard we crave food that isn't just comforting and a bit regressive (a burger and chips is a five-year-old's dream meal) but also escapist.
I've walked these streets in every state of mind – drunk, sober, elated, depressed, nominated, haven't won it, won it – and it brings that school-hall feeling back: a bit warm, regressive but scary.
I admit it might seem a bit clingy or regressive to corral grown children into the back seat of a car and expect them to enjoy riding around North America with you.
We see something regressive, and a bit gross.
Now, you can add a bit more flexibility by making assumptions about expectations more complicated in ways that seem more realistic – adaptive expectations, regressive expectations, etc.
