Sentence examples for middle was more from inspiring English sources

That first night, we ate thick steak and it didn't matter one whit that the middle was more rare than I liked.

The bits in the middle are more problematic.

The ending is much the same, but the duet in the middle is more distinctive.

Texture wise, however, I like them best between 12 and 24 hours – the doughiness in the middle is more pronounced.

(ii) Students scoring in the middle are more likely to enter convergent pairs of arrows compared to students who scored low or high.

"Candidates who listen to voters in the middle are more likely to reach across the aisle and to get things done," Mr. Bloomberg argued there.

Research by the Resolution Foundation found those working hard for modest wages – the "squeezed middle" –are more likely to be carers but less likely to receive support.

Their study, published in the journal Gut (Feb. 14, 2006), found that women who accumulate weight around the middle are more likely to need cholecystectomy — surgery to remove the gallbladder.

As indicated in the study, in a two-vehicle rear-end collision the leading driver is more likely to be injured, whereas in a three-vehicle collision, the driver in the middle is more likely to be injured.

Today, the middle is more like a no-man's land.

It's not an easy flag to draw; the maple leaf in the middle is more of a corporate clip-art logo than it is, say, a US star or a Japanese rising sun.