Sentence examples for more exemplified from inspiring English sources

Drag Race rears overnight celebrities, which couldn't be more exemplified by the long lines of loyal fans waiting hours just to meet their drag idols, especially teenagers who aren't old enough to go to the nightclubs the drag queens perform at.

Mr Serra's slogan, "Brazil can do more," exemplifies the difficulty.

No selection more exemplifies Mr. Statman's taste for musical risk than his duet on "Old Brooklyn" with the country star Ricky Skaggs, an evangelical Christian.

The Depression era was a bumpy, parochial patch in American culture; no one more fully exemplified its regressive side than Benton, who taught at the league from 1926 to 1935.

The international response to Lehman's collapse, reflecting in part the lessons of the 1930s, was much more effective as exemplified by the Treasury's willingness to bail out AIG, even though many of the main beneficiaries were European.

When Rangers moved forward, they were conspicuously more menacing, exemplified by a header from Carlos Cuellar - from a cross by Ferguson on the right when he received a short corner from Chris Burke - that sent the ball marginally wide of Olejnik's right post.

Inverness were looking the more determined, exemplified by Hayes and Foran both being booked when the team-mates clashed angrily after 74 minutes.

The self-explanation condition showed better understanding of the endgame principles than the two other conditions, as indicated by the move predictions in the learning phase that more often exemplified correct application of chess principles.

This older concept is more clearly exemplified at the Elizabethan Hardwick Hall in neighbouring Derbyshire.

This is only more obviously exemplified through one of the the newly released extra films included in the app Circus Drawings a film Williams started in his 20s and completed in his late 70s.

Surveillance data worldwide remains limited (2), and is more so exemplified by the lack of data from Africa especially in eastern, central and western Africa (1).