Sentence examples for more it sticks from inspiring English sources

The more it sticks to our fingers.

Boyer continues: In other words, the more Clinton and Obama keep talking about how inexperienced the other is, the more it sticks for both.

The more you say it the more it sticks.

Flint's withering remark that Brown had treated her like "female window dressing" may say more about Flint as it says about Brown, but the damage will stick to the prime minister more than it sticks to the departed Europe minister.

The rougher your metal, the more it will stick to the surface.

The more philanthropy is integrated into what a child is interested in or passionate about, she finds, "the more it tends to stick".

Her research is more compelling when it sticks to the science of game-playing itself.

The more this ant moved, the more it got entangled and stuck until it became completely enveloped in the trap.

Due to their immobility, plants need to employ elaborate mechanisms to attract and successfully capture prey, as Harisao describes: " The more this ant moved, the more it got entangled and stuck until it became completely enveloped in the trap".

More than 14 centuries later, it sticks to its core business: the upkeep of Buddhist temples in Osaka.

The US likes Argo because it sticks more closely to that line, while displaying a bit of doughty individuality itself.