Sentence examples for briefly even more from inspiring English sources

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Samuel Steward, the subject of this absorbing act of biographical excavation, had many identities, including several that the subtitle of the book omits: pioneering sex researcher, collector of celebrity conquests, drug addict, masochist, Catholic (briefly), Navy enlistee (even more briefly), conquistador of vast provinces of America's pre-Stonewall homosexual subculture.

Ms. Weaver briefly portrayed an even more reality-based TV version of Mrs. Clinton in the short-lived USA series "Political Animals".

But the women behind Time's Up — a newly formed female coalition of actresses, agents, lawyers and others who came up with the all-black plan — briefly considered taking even more drastic action: boycotting the glitzy event altogether.

If the other person has come back at you for the way you're now looking at them, shake your head briefly and appear even more compassionate.

At Penn he became a sportswriter for The Daily Pennsylvanian, writing memorable stories on college players such as the late Grover Powell W'66, a brilliant eccentric who pitched briefly for the Mets, and Steve Adkins EAS'86, who pitched even more briefly for the Yankees and Cubs.

Or maybe, even more briefly, "Don't pander".

The dolphins jumped three more times before the whale showed again, this time even more briefly.

Instead, she is referred to as "the woman", "that woman", or, even more briefly, as "her".

Even more briefly and disastrously, he was a broker whose few clients included an uncle and Abe Weiss, his old bassoon teacher.

(The documentary deals with Mrs. Shackleton's sorrows even more briefly, but more shrewdly and with less sentiment. She's quoted as saying she would never read her children fairy tales. The notion that marriage results in living happily ever after, she said, is "to blame for half the misery in the world").