Sentence examples for far more dominant from inspiring English sources

But the gangster romance is far more dominant in another mob exhibition in town.

In reality, though, the Colts were far more dominant than it looked.

Learning appears to be far more dominant than genetics in determining goat kid preference/avoidance for tannin-rich browse.

His car is, of course, far more dominant than that McLaren he was pedalling then, but for the driver it is the volume of victories that breeds belief.

Far more dominant as factors behind the red ink are the costs of the president's progressively deeper tax cuts, weighted for the affluent, and the Iraq war.

This has been a far more dominant win for Australia, and a heavier loss for England, than the series in 2006-07.

But the part of her life most deeply prudentially unified — the far larger, more dominant part of her life — is the part of which EAS was still a strongly R-related part.

As it is, the Rasmussen surveys have already grown far more numerous and dominant so far this election cycle than in 2008.

But, Mr. Bennett added, it had hurt the campaign to some degree, "as far as it's been more dominant in the national news coverage than, say, our proposal to cut taxes for the working class".

But though far more versatile than Nintendo's dominant portables, it's still a game machine at heart.

I'm asking us to open our eyes to the fact that the world presents us with far more experiences than just our dominant narrative.