Sentence examples for bit more appropriate from inspiring English sources

That seems a bit more appropriate.

They are sort of like little PCs in design, but a home entertainment event seems a bit more appropriate for a Blu-ray product.

"I can't tell you what the other titles were that [Marvel] were offering up on the table, but I can tell you that one of them was a little bit more appropriate for me, just based on gender," she says.

But what she liked best she decided she couldn't wait another minute not to wear; so she took her ratty, knees-all-worn- through, 1980s Jordache jeans off (that would have been a nasty scene to walk in on), threw them on our bed, and changed into something a bit more appropriate for her night's activities.

Her pals were a bit more weather appropriate and a lot more SFW: Hadid wore a sleeveless T-shirt with her flared jeans, and Baldwin chose a mini-dress.

It's a bit more subtle but appropriate for boys, at least my boys.

Biting is far more appropriate.

A couple of the lyrics, they sort of had to change a little bit to make it more appropriate for me, but I really thought that was what I was going to do because that's what my dad did.

What piece could have been more appropriate?

I would suggest a small change to the title which concentrates on ORCID - the article itself is a bit more broad ranging than that and it might be more appropriate to have a broader title.

In the opening Allegro, in fact, a bit more of that clipped tautness might have been appropriate – the movement can have a more sharply cut dramatic profile than it had here.