Sentence examples for is more sheer from inspiring English sources

To ease the transition from seaside T's to businesslike long sleeves, designers are making lightweight shirts and blouses in cotton lawn, which is more sheer than oxford cloth and more formal than knit.

If you find sunscreen to be too oily, look for ones that are specifically for your face, as these ones will be more sheer than oily.

But consulting is more than sheer intellect and access to data and precedent.

What is more, the sheer havoc and expense of crises means it is worth paying to avoid them.

What is more, the sheer volume of licensed dealers — more than 6,600 along the border alone, many of them operating out of their houses — makes policing them a tall order.

Granted, Charlotte's facial expression is more one of sheer amazement than relaxation, but hey, if dad's motorboat impression is enough to keep her from crying, it's good enough for us.

Yet, a phylogenetic tree is more than a sheer topology, as its edges also have (positive) length.

Still, residents say the town is more diverse than the sheer census numbers suggest.

But nothing is more remarkable than the sheer geographic differences Portugal offers in such relatively short distances.

Oh, there's also an extraordinarily advanced three-liter V-12 under the hood good for 250 horsepower at 7,000 rpm but this car is more about beauty than sheer muscle.

And the more common currency in both territories is still the Swiss franc instead of the euro, though the latter by its sheer volume is more prevalent than the German mark and the Italian lira ever were.