Sentence examples for even more internecine from inspiring English sources

What happens in Paris on Tuesday has even more internecine elements.

In terms of the language of contemporary architecture, we have seen the battle of the Eighties between the Prince of Wales and those members of the architectural profession not interested in adopting period fancy dress transmogrify into an even more vicious internecine fight between the blob builders and the box designers.

Others lost even more.

Ireland owes even more.

"Even more transparent"?

"Even more than eating".

O.K., even more superficial.

Even more surprising?

Now, even more so".

Even more laughter.

Perhaps even more so.