Sentence examples for lingering more from inspiring English sources

I find that somehow, in fiction, sound and texture and smell are stickier, lingering more than visual details.

I'm sure it is, but I've been lingering more on what she said about the red carpet, and the impact that has on designers.

But paid claques, pro and con, have also been part of the operatic tradition, and the practice may be lingering more than is known.

But here she has unsheathed her rapier, skewering the lingering mores that make drudges of wives and unmarried daughters, or reserve education - like the choicest morsels - for sons.

The glowing, somber account of that Shostakovich Largo, though, will linger more.

The Met's previous "Ring," the picturesque Otto Schenk staging, lingers more vividly in the memory.

But what lingers more than anything are these quick, sure, playfully notational passages.

The sounds told them for instance that visitors tended to linger more in the wee hours.

But after a loss, the mistakes linger more than the magnificence.

I moved out of Washington Heights in 2006, but my mail lingered, more loyal to the apartment than I was.

Reviews tend to linger more on the mystery of Ferrante than on the qualities of the books.