Sentence examples for encounter a more from inspiring English sources
This time, however, he will encounter a more sophisticated and demanding electorate.
The scrum-half Danny Care also believes Wales will encounter a more aggressive England side at Twickenham.
It's still early in the process, though, and there are hints that as the game evolves, participants will encounter a more layered mystery to unravel.
Writers can be very fussy and precious about their work and I imagined I might encounter a more anxious and vain Barry Hines.
And why shouldn't they, I thought, as a longtime quadrennial gymnastics enthusiast who still can't hear "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" without thinking of Dominique Moceanu and has yet to encounter a more convincing baddie than Svetlana Boginskaya.
But pull into the bustling headquarters of W Industries, a compound of imposing black structures at 8 Mile and Hoover Street, and you'll encounter a more hopeful vision of Detroit's future.
"Readers should prepare to encounter a more-than-typically self-contradictory Whitman; his primary claims tilt from visionary to reactionary, commonsensical to nonsensical, egalitarian to racist, pacific to bloodthirsty – and back again," he says.
In the engineering sector, where talks are under way, bosses are encountering a more assertive union.
Lander, who was among the leaders of the Human Genome Project, said that he had never encountered a more promising research tool.
I felt, as I looked at this warm, earnest woman, that I had never encountered a more guileless person.
