Sentence examples for even more briefly from inspiring English sources

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

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

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").

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.

Honored by an angelic choir in the musical "Bye By Birdie", Sullivan became even more popular, briefly, by booking The Beatles.

She was as cold and calculating as her husband for the majority of season 2, perhaps even more so, but (briefly) broke down after realising she'd ruined the life of rape reform campaigner Megan.

Even more skilfully, and briefly, he did it as the oily PA in "The Big Lebowski", fawningly showing off the great man's awards: "This picture was taken when Mrs Reagan was First Lady of the nation, yes yes, not of California".Since he could make everyone laugh and cringe like this, interviewers would ask him if he had fun.

He was briefly even more popular than the king.In this section From hero to knave A punch for honest taxpayers?

Although the roster is now 40percentt rookies, even more have entered the clubhouse briefly: Jeremy Griffiths, Jason Roach, Pat Strange, Marco Scutaro and Prentice Redman.

Copper has risen even more dramatically: in 2006, it briefly hit the unheard-of price of four dollars a pound.