Sentence examples for more a thing of from inspiring English sources

The secular Indian nationalism of Jawaharlal Nehru's Congress Party, built around a rejection of Western colonialism, is more and more a thing of the past.

Even to many Londoners, blessed with the world's pre-eminent public transit system, the ponderous bus is an emblem of all that is slow, inefficient, socially stigmatised and retrograde in city life – more a thing of the past than the bold urban future.

The world of theoretical academia should not be real life, and with technology, it's becoming more and more a thing of the past.

The prejudices about Moroccans uttered by nurses seemed in most cases to be an expression of relief, as we were told sincerely by a male nurse, "but perhaps it is more a perception of comfort that we share among ourselves, the Moor as such…, but I think it is more a thing of habit than contempt" (male, aged 39).

"That seems more like a thing of the past," Ms. Gilhart said.

"The history is so undocumented that most of it is much more now a thing of legend and myth".

His 15-Minute Meals currently replaying on More 4 are a thing of great culinary joy.

Although trichinosis is more or less a thing of the past, there are new health risks.

The map is more than just a thing of beauty.

Lunch, however, has become more of a thing recently.

It was also more of a thing for an older generation.