Sentence examples for infinitely more so from inspiring English sources

Complex as Libya was, and remains, Syria is infinitely more so.

The world had always seemed an indecipherable place to Spivet, but that event has made it infinitely more so.

Infinitely more so than racehorses or fish, the automobile has profoundly affected American civilization, and even automotive nostalgia touches directly or indirectly upon the social and cultural consequences.

Only children can become odd and awkward in human company, bookish only children infinitely more so and the real world and its ways and workings take a lot of learning about.

Under any conditions short of a full-blown United Nations mandate, the Iraq war would have been controversial, but it has been infinitely more so because it is seen by so many people in Britain, not least affronted Labour MPs, as Bush's war.Collateral damageThe war was always destined to play strongly in this presidential election.

Toward the column's end, he added, "Trump's comments may be brutal, but his policies would be infinitely more so".

And while I, of course, understand that criminal conduct is infinitely more serious, so is prosecutorial overzealousness that borders on fanaticism.

The latter was infinitely more exciting, and so stimulating in terms of my culinary education.

Now that I've just passed the halfway stage of my training, it's an opportune moment to reflect on what I've learned so far – which is infinitely more than my 150 or so students (sorry kids).

"It's infinitely more trackable, there's so much more data," he said.

Fellini, whose mastery of the camera is so infinitely more fluid, sweeps us through his fantasies without effort, and we are enthralled.