Sentence examples for but almost more from inspiring English sources

So debt and the guardrails — but almost more, I'd say the guardrails.

But almost more upsetting was the paucity of the other evidence with which we were presented.

But almost more concerning, they say, is the signal of societal acceptance of discrimination that is likely to be picked up by violent antigay groups.

The video for "Ain't Got Nothing" is more slapstick than the average Banner video, but almost more true to the Banner you see on stage.

Not only have the main share indices plunged, but almost more alarming, the yields on government bonds have gone down to exceptionally low levels.

The first order of business was to get into our rooms, but almost more important was how to access the WiFi.

Marsala wine is the most famous of wines but used almost more for cooking; for drinking, consider reds Nero D'Avola, Etna Rosso, Cerasuolo di Vittoria, or for white, Bianco D'Alcamo.

But he was almost more critical of Labour.

It's not that important.' But it's almost more important than a newspaper or something in print," she said.

But I'm almost more interested in the sociology of conservative and liberal styles, particularly of conservative styles.

"It sounds crazy," Mr. Berne said, "but it was almost more exciting than making the record, because of Manfred's exacting standards".