Sentence examples for bit more contemporary from inspiring English sources

It's a bit more contemporary.

The contest sites are a bit more contemporary.

Now it is focusing on someone a bit more contemporary: Jon Robin Baitz, who's still going strong with plays like "Other Desert Cities".

"We wanted to move diverse programming beyond the standard multicultural feel-good kind of stuff to something with a bit more contemporary edge," Mr. Cho said.

The two remaining ideas, one quite classical, the other a bit more contemporary, were tidied up and bolstered with supporting images to help clarify our intentions.

The winner, though, was a bit more contemporary, and devilishly sly: @madbeyond, who wondered if Mary McDonnell should play Elizabeth Warren, which is both a good call and also a sneaky allusion to Warren's alleged Native American heritage.

My routine is more contemporary because I'm more contemporary.

I was the only visitor, and a worker took me under her wing, telling me a bit more about some of the better-known contemporary fan artists based in the area.

Shakespeare's language asks a lot of contemporary actors, and takes a bit more rehearsal than might normally be deemed sufficient.

This production might be a bit racier, and certainly is aiming to be more contemporary, according to Marsha Robertson, the movie's publicist.

What I have to say here is a bit more of a reflection on sex in its contemporary media environment.