Sentence examples for infinitely more about from inspiring English sources

Sport is infinitely more about heart than mind.

There are different kinds of power: Morrison knows infinitely more about the power of words than Olson does.

Chief executives care infinitely more about a downpage story in a national print newspaper than 100m impressions on social media.

Digital distributors, she pointed out, may know infinitely more about their customers than studios could glean from their box-office analytics, even when bolstered by focus groups, exit polls, prerelease tracking interviews and close monitoring of social media.

And so they do, these titans of the age, whose belief that they are its most fascinating creatures says infinitely more about the age than it does about their egos.

But if Hare is really saying that we have a moral duty to make the most of our late years, you feel he should tell us infinitely more about Madeleine's Islamic scholarship or Frances's writing life.

I feel somewhat the wiser, certainly, than I did before, but also much dirtier and infinitely more depressed about the future of my favourite art form.

However, having long viewed credit as a debit against future generations, I was infinitely more worried about what George Monbiot called the "nature crunch".

When you let their voices be heard, it becomes less ideological, you're opening arteries and dialogue, it becomes infinitely more pragmatic about getting things done and making a difference".

None of us has a family above a dig here or a joke there, nor are we consistent examples of righteousness, but we are infinitely more relaxed about our imperfections.

Over the next 10-30 years, somewhere over $30 trillion worth of wealth will be passed down into the hands of a generation which is infinitely more concerned about social and environmental issues and outcomes than were their parents.