Sentence examples for bit more attractive from inspiring English sources

That makes its small audience a bit more attractive to advertisers.

The result, he said, is that "the whole picture is going to start to look a little bit more attractive".

But for emerging economies unwilling to take that plunge (which occasionally means taking that plunge) the managed float looks a good bit more attractive than other regime options.

And when it comes down to it, isn't that a bit more attractive than a man who calls in the electrician to change a plug?

The stage show has a simple but plain set, as useful as a wrench and only a bit more attractive, and some performances were hardly less mechanical.

Ann's progressive, degenerative and fatal illness has made her a bit more attractive than I remember, and I got a boner when I walked into her room.

We think of ourselves as being a bit better, smarter, more attractive, and more important than we actually are — and we remain convinced that tomorrow will be better than today.

You can wear an embellished blouse, and expose it a bit for a more attractive look.

Lowering the tax on corporate dividends, they argue, would immediately give investors a bit more money, make stocks more attractive and reduce distortions in the tax system that encourage companies to borrow money rather than to raise it from investors.

Now that divorce rates are so high in western countries, a bit of arranging seems more attractive and is essentially what dating agencies and websites try to do.

These new features make forms a little bit more user-friendly and attractive.