Sentence examples for bit more modern from inspiring English sources

"I'm going a bit more modern".

Want something a bit more modern?

It's a bit more modern, more open to the world".

"We have also been focusing on artists that were a bit more modern".

Backstage, Mr. Gaytten said it was time to do something a bit more modern at Dior.

Maybe somewhere a bit more modern, where the upkeep isn't so pricey.

Omega has been flogging the Moonwatch brand for decades and now they're expanding to other space missions, including the Apollo 8. It's a beautiful homage to the Golden Age of space exploration and it's a bit more modern-looking than the original, austere black-and-white Speedmaster.

For many British blacks, it's worth celebrating that the family that symbolizes Britishness will look a bit more like modern Britain, especially its capital city, which has experienced soaring rates of interracial marriage.

Instapainting's website is also a bit more… modern, for lack of a better word.

It is possibly true that in the past we did move a bit more than modern children, but I seem to remember that sugary and fatty foods were just as "aggressively" advertised and easily available.

(West Elm, with its chocolate brown parson's tables and tree-stump accessories, skews a bit more ethnic-modern than CB2).