Sentence examples for more a feature of from inspiring English sources
Happily, refugee flows are more a feature of eastern Europe's past than its present.
What you're describing – the contestants that we laughed at – was more a feature of the early days.
No more a feature of atlases than Trollope's Barchester, Narayan's Malgudi put modern Indian writing on the map.
It needs to be expanded in the school curriculum and be more a feature of society at large.
The "velvet-rope" scene appears to be more a feature of Moscow's nightlife than St Petersburg's, which has a more studenty, scuzzy feel – think a cross between Camden and central Paris – with snow.
That, incidentally, creates the impression of Swoopo auctions that are about to end but last for hours more, a feature of the site that critics say is subtly misleading.
And the parity between those two individuals has become more of a feature of the institution itself".
Such actions are more usually a feature of antidepressant rather than stimulant pharmacology.
The public did warm up to them eventually, but more as a feature of the skyline than as successful architecture.
Performance is perhaps more of a feature of my second video clip than my first.
The fear was that Xobni would end up nothing more than a feature of Outlook.
