Sentence examples for More enormously from inspiring English sources

If lyric poetry is always hiding its political anxieties, then Shakespeare, the greatest poet in English, must be doing this more enormously than anyone else.

"Linger Awhile" is, for example, enormously more readable — and more affecting — than the novel in which, 20 years ago, Hoban introduced Istvan Fallok, the gnomic, grimly frolicsome "Medusa Frequency".

Others argue that grid-scale solar would be enormously more expensive, and occupy vastly more real estate, than nuclear energy.

But it would also be enormously more expensive.

British society has been enormously more hospitable than Russia, Germany, Poland or France.

The tides are enormously more complicated than all this would suggest.

"The Emerald Necklace could be made enormously more attractive than it is today.

But I admire it enormously, more so than most of the adult-targeted novels I've read of late.

"Getting a permit for a ski area on federal land has become enormously more difficult since the 60's," he said.

'Normal' or 'legitimate' warfare is just as destructive of inanimate objects and enormously more so of human lives.

When we tried without looking, the job was enormously more difficult, to the extent that we gave up and peeked.