Sentence examples for bit more refined from inspiring English sources

We've tried to make it a bit more refined".

One investor calls him "nicer than Jobs and a bit more refined than Bill Gates".

Around a bend in the road in the same industrial park, where Allagash Brewing Company makes Belgian-style beers in a gleaming new facility, the mood was a bit more refined as Jessica Cass, Allagash's retail and reception manager, poured samples.

So this one is a bit more refined, not poncy - can't do poncy, have to wait for Gordo's next clickalong series for that - but a bit more polished (which really isn't saying that much when lined up next to a veggie curry).

In the story of the discovery of the structure of DNA, James Watson stars as the American whiz kid besotted with pretty girls and with making a name for himself; his British co-star, Francis Crick, is a bit older, a bit more refined, but still a renegade who can't quite earn a Ph.D. because he can't quite settle down to a single field of study.

You'll notice that the Galaxy S III is running pre-release software, so things should look a bit more refined come launch day.

Some measurements needed a bit more refinement.

If anything, it's a bit more sombre and refined than on recent occasions.

A "tablet", on the other hand, comes across as a bit more formal, technical, or more refined.

As mentioned in the first method, white sugar is a bit smaller, resulting in a more refined, gentler scrub.

It's just that they got to eat a bit more when they backed off the refined carbs -- without gaining weight.