Sentence examples for more blanket than from inspiring English sources

You get the occasional meatier, tastier mouthful (and there is some haphazard crunch in the crumb) but generally these pale fingers are a trudge of damp, woolly fish swaddled in sticky batter, the crumb only loosely adhered to the fish; more blanket than tight coating.

"And she takes a lot more blankets than I do".

"There used to be way more blankets than this around me!" "If you say so, Mister.

And now? "They wouldn't tell me," she said, "but I know some people aren't happy that other families have more blankets than they do".

The DSK case, he says, had even more blanket coverage than the trial of OJ Simpson.

He has set a new economic agenda in which public spending matters more than blanket tax cuts.

But, much as I relish Orton's scathing verbal wit, there comes a point when one craves something more than blanket cynicism.

* On Friday, the airport had a record 44 inches of snow on the ground (snow compacting as it settles accounts for the difference between snowfall and cover), even more than blanketed the ground during the infamous Blizzard of 1977.

But it is wrong in principle too.Under the previous Labour government, the state became more of a comfort blanket than a safety net: it took on jobs and commitments that are not properly its business.

But the US can still muster more than blankets and cots in response to aggression.

Now, many survivors are huddled in temporary shelters without jobs, trying to stay warm with little more than blankets and hot-water bottles handed out by the government.