Sentence examples for more agnostic from inspiring English sources

Panetta is more agnostic.

There are signs that Apple is becoming more agnostic in order to compete with Microsoft.

"I'm more agnostic than Catholic, though I come from the Catholic culture," he said.

I am a bit more agnostic about the movies that followed.

We do not have an increasingly secular society as much as a more agnostic one.

Now he has been succeeded by another nominal Republican, Michael R. Bloomberg, who also sounds more agnostic than partisan.

More atheists, more agnostics, more "nones," more switching, more mixing, more interfaith marriages, more "others" -- it all adds up to one stark new reality: less Jesus in American attitudes toward religion.

Launching on Deezer is emblematic of how Soundrop wants position itself as more platform agnostic.

Rick Munarriz, an analyst at The Motley Fool, says gamers are becoming more "console agnostic" and it's necessary for big franchises to cater to all platforms.

When I look at how we built our business, the three essential building blocks – funding, talent, and users – are all more geographically agnostic than ever before.  . 1. Funding.

Motivated by these observations, we sought to examine ways in which gaming and modeling could be combined in fundamental ways that are more domain agnostic, and which simultaneously capitalize on the strengths of human players and computational capabilities (which we note include not just modeling, but also more mundane tasks such as movement of data between players).