Sentence examples for more former than from inspiring English sources

Hit-and-miss, as even the best in this genre tend to be, but it was more former than latter: nudging a little near to the bone admittedly, but it's on at 10.30pm.

For Box, perhaps it was more former than latter.

At this point, Jobs was more former than current, well into his wilderness years, his future disproof of Fitzgerald's famous dictum that there are no second acts in American lives by no means assured.

On the scale of ashy to classy, I was more the former than the latter.

Educationally, academies are neither triumph nor disaster, but they are more the former than the latter.

Your style, I've noticed over the years, tends to be more the former than the latter.

These features produce a level playing field on which competition outcomes are determined largely by a combination of skill and luck (ideally more the former than the latter).

Kharms, admittedly, does more of the former than the latter.

His most recent drugs budget spends more on the former than the latter.

On Aerial she achieves far, far more of the former than the latter.

I suspect it's more towards the former than the latter.