Sentence examples for bit more question from inspiring English sources

And I think we need to reflect on that a bit more, question that, and start to recognize that there are many institutions not just the criminal justice system that make race very important.

For example, she would stop us if we wanted to ask her a tiny bit more question.

What if you push the envelope a bit more and question the basic principles of what a cell phone actually does?

So here's my attempt to make the question both a bit more precise, and a question that's an open question.

Goldwater ended his first Southern tour with the rally in Longview, where he cast a bit more light on questions of strategy by saying, "I do not intend to go around the country discussing complicated, twisted issues".

The early buzz Website intermusica has a bit more on the questions raised by the piece: "What connects the disappearances of a software engineer and a glamorous young socialite, with a neurotic film-maker of dubious credentials and a gullible patroness of the arts?

(The latter is probably a bit more debatable, given questions about its core business — but maybe there's more we can learn from the two of them on stage).

Mr Obama likes to cram as many arguments into single answers as Mr Clinton used to, maybe to prove how much he knows, more likely to pivot and pivot away from the premise of the question.8 28: The president's a bit more pointed with a question about how "consumer spending" caused the crisis.

It's a little bit more than a hypothetical question for British Prime Minister David Cameron.

And then some of them land a bit more seriously, like the question of user named Antonio Velázquez.

Some astonish us by turning natural topographies into minimal art, while others are a bit more dystopian, making us question our dependence on communication devices.