Sentence examples for traditionally a bit more from inspiring English sources

At Thought Bubble, the comics festival at various venues across Leeds from Monday to 15 November, the vibe is traditionally a bit more relaxed (one of the free events involves sketching in a pub).

I was raised a bit more traditionally.

I suppose my skydiving endeavor was a bit more reckless than traditionally brave, but I think they approximate the same state of mind: a willingness to do something despite the possibility of failure (failure being death in this case, however unlikely).

The secondary lesson is a bit more interesting and could change the way we traditionally look at startup incubators and accelerators.

Syncsort opens the mainframe environment a bit more for analysis, giving companies greater ability to analyze data that has traditionally been unavailable.

A bit more so.

So, a bit more.

A bit more mature".

And a bit more.

Show us a bit more.

(Doubles are a bit more).