Sentence examples for far more even from inspiring English sources

But he's done far more even than that.

For them, Scholem is far more than a historian, far more even than a theologian.

Accordingly, the second half was far more even than the first had been.

That may yet yield a global trade deal worth far more even than trade peace between America and China.

Far more even than a few years ago, there is heated debate about the rights of homosexuals—just as there was a century ago.

Clarke tipped a far more even contest than the resounding win in Centurion, where Johnson claimed career-best match figures of 12-127.

McMaster, with his background in opera in particular (he was in charge of Welsh National Opera in the 1980s) has been far more even-handed.

The original Robin Maugham novel was told from the aristocrats' point of view and was unashamedly snobbish but the film – in spite of Bogarde's oleaginousness as Barrett – is far more even-handed.

A poor run of form to open the season could, however, bring rancour from some of the Suncorp faithful, but the Roar management are far more even-keeled than many of their competitors and it would take a cataclysmic run of events for the club to even consider a change at the top.

Cars are far more efficient, even though larger.

Strong polling among Republicans nationally is far more powerful, even if certainly not a guarantee.