Sentence examples for he no more from inspiring English sources

He no more spoke than a puma would".

He no more sought sex from children than he did from women.

He no more got back on the Island – he was here and visited our State Department – and he was murdered.

Off came the shirt and along came the doubt and self-loathing: was he no more than a stripper?

Of course, he no more believes in the encyclopedic ambition of Immemory than he does in time travel.

With limited foreign-policy powers, he no more runs the EU than will the king of Sweden during the Swedish presidency, starting on July 1st.

He no more manages to produce anything erotic in his paintings of women in their lingerie than he does in a scene of deckchairs.

I had read some of this before — Friedman's job is to lure readers, and he no more apologizes for repetition than does a hot-dog vender in a ballpark.

Andrew Copson, the chief executive of the British Humanist Association, cheerily points out that he no more objects "to the Christ in Christmas than I do to the Thor in Thursday.

Ziff's book is not an exercise in debunking, but his judgments are sharp: he no more dismisses the anti-Semitism in James's portrait of early-20th-century New York than he does the racism of Taylor and Stephens.

Sir John worked mainly from memory, and when the author suggested he use a model to help him draw Alice, he replied tartly that "he no more needed one than [Carroll, in real life the Oxford mathematician Charles Dodgson] should need a multiplication-table to work out a mathematical problem".