Sentence examples for far more quality from inspiring English sources

I found a far more quality life by rejecting things as a gauge of success.

Solti was the main Covent Garden conductor of Wagner at that time, and while he could be thrilling, this had a far more gentle quality of attack: there was a rich undertone and measured, unhurried tread, which was quite amazing".

An outsider with a quick mind and an eye for detail, Morton strikes me as bearing more than a passing resemblance to Twin Peaks' sleuth-in-residence Dale Cooper, though Tucci gives him a far more enigmatic quality than Kyle MacLachlan's wide-eyed Cooper ever had.

People's assessments of individual experiences--even an entire life's worth--appear to be based far more on quality, particularly at the end, than on the duration, psychologists report in the March issue of Psychological Science.

I became The Happenings' manager after we got rid of a manager who was a mess, and I realized that there was a far more retentive quality in being a manager than in being a Happening.

Experience and attitude have proven to be far more valuable qualities.

Similarly, dissonance and consonance are far more ephemeral qualities, much more matters of perspective and context, than is often assumed.

Robotics and AI will generate far more high-quality jobs than the onerous tasks it will render obsolete.

Overall though, the headset is far more high-quality than any other on-the-market standalone headset I've tried to date, costing hundreds of dollars less than most of that competition as well.

While being cute helps, good social skills are usually far more important qualities sororities look for in PNMs.

Thus sexuality is a far more flexible human quality than used to be assumed in the past.