Sentence examples for more crucially a from inspiring English sources
They shared both a fascination with industrial architecture and, more crucially, a way of seeing.
More crucially, a Queen song without the luscious vocalizing of Freddie Mercury is like a Garbo movie without Garbo.
In addition to providing money, it offered a platform, and perhaps, more crucially, a kind of legal protection—journalistic credentials.
Then I sewed and fitted the 'face' on, with some black netting as a mouth - and more crucially a screen Ollie could see out of!
More crucially, a bill mixing Bryan Ferry, Chic and Jools Holland with British jazz's cutting edge and American stars means the quality rarely dips below the height of the endless sun.
The song is her return to the spotlight, three years since the album "1989," and, more crucially, a year since the prime-time showdown of her feud with Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West.
People who have few long term friends may develop a pattern of discarding friendships after a certain amount of time, or more crucially after a certain level of intimacy or closeness develops.
GNC has differentiated its business by marketing itself as an upscale wellness brand and, perhaps more crucially, as a mecca for gym rats.
The story begins in the caves in Chauvet, France, where our ancestors sang "not just as an adjunct to communal ritual, but more crucially as a bat-like form of sonar to provide location bearings in the vast labyrinth of the cade - rather like a musical SatNav".
They cannot, however, use this data to predict spillover events or, more crucially, when a virus might be dangerous enough to cause a pandemic.
He was trying to find his father, whom he had never met, or, more crucially for a portraitist, seen.
