Sentence examples for higher quotient from inspiring English sources

This being DeLillo, it goes without saying that there's a much higher quotient of beautiful sentences and arresting observations than you'd find in most other living writers.

You'd like to think that after 17 months of angst over its presidential nomination, the Democrats would not wind up with the exact same candidate they started out with, except for a different gender and a higher quotient of panache.

There is a higher quotient of allegory and fairy tale to this new book than to other Trevor tales of suspended animation, but most readers will be inclined to agree with Willie, in "Fools of Fortune": "We Irish were intrigued, my father used to say, by stories with a degree of unreality in them".

I finally moved, too, to a building with an unusually high quotient of wonderful people.

The author knows that he must also mix in a high quotient of vitriol.

Mr. Chan's movies have always included a high quotient of physical comedy.

But Ms. Tharp's dancing carries with it a high quotient of risk and abandon.

Paul Lazar adds to the high quotient of humor as a murderer briefly constipated by conscience.

The b-sides, meanwhile, are expressly for aficionados, given their high quotient of guitar diddling.

A high quotient of young people in the audience cheered and clapped at every opportunity.

But, inevitably, a festival like this will have a high quotient of artists associated with New York.