Sentence examples for more an object from inspiring English sources

The mayor aside, who on the municipal payroll is more an object of curiosity and controversy than the top cop?

As she grows up, Esther's great passion -- more an object of compulsion than of desire -- is acting.

An early adapter of online strategies, the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty (campaignforrealbeauty.com) is more an object lesson in Internet distribution than in womanly self-esteem.

"The coat is an icon in fashion — a little bit more than a fashion element — more an object of design," Mr. Maramotti said.

And so, while Benjamin's progress through life drives the narrative of "The Curious Case," he is (as the title suggests) more an object of contemplation than a flesh-and-blood (or bit-and-byte) candidate for our empathy.

But what has made the group even more an object of suspicion is that some of its members do not readily identify themselves as such, and occupy influential positions in business, politics and other professions.

The more massive an object, the more it distorts spacetime.

The more frequently an object occurs, the more the corresponding network configuration is activated, leading to neural commitment and a "magnet effect".

Not only is the intangible worth more than an object, it also gives more value to the matter in terms of emotion.

Notably it's more than an object".

To Renato, however, she is more than an object of lustful fantasy.