Sentence examples for even more so does from inspiring English sources

Even more so does "culling exotic species which cannot be contained by native wildlife".

So, even more so, does a suite of eighteen crude black-and-white photographs (part of "In Search of the Miraculous") taken by the artist's wife, Mary Sue, as she followed him, from dusk to dawn, on a meandering walk from a freeway to a beach in Los Angeles, in 1973.

Even more so does the court's other decisions based on a perception of equality under the law regarding race call out for justice, justice to be pursued.

When "The Orchid Thief" came out — not a book that immediately shouted "mainstream" — the independent bookstores, thank goodness, lined up to help me, but so did Barnes and Noble, and, even more, so did Borders.

But even more so, don't be timid.

The mid-level guys face a dilemma, but even more so do the league minimum players who rely on the year-to-year $1 million deal.

Do not look directly into the light, and even more so, do not look directly into sunlight.

Even more so, it doesn't help that the Chamber's president, Tom Donohue, also said point blank that--despite what Clinton says now--he knows she will support TPP as president.

They can be – as Avatar was and Avatar 2 will be even more so – but don't have to be.

But it also serves as a psychological frontier, arguably even more so than do the undergrounds of London and Paris.

While some of this can be attributed to standard preseason sloppiness, it's becoming clear -– particularly in a much-improved Eastern Conference -– that the prolonged recovery of Rose, the team's All-Star point guard,  could spell trouble for Chicago's overall success, even more so than did his more sporadic absences a season ago.