Sentence examples for more likely has from inspiring English sources

It much more likely has its origin in something actually said, however great the distortion in the claimants' recollections," he said.

Or – more likely – has Marvel Studios simply recognised that Robert Downey Jr's super-suited hero already has such a standing on the big screen that no adornments are necessary?

When the final rewrite, the final twiddle, the dearGodatakeitawaybeforeIkillit stage has been passed and it's in the big, threatening envelope or, more likely, has been attached and emailed as per contractual blahdiblahs – well, that's probably an excuse for naked living room dancing.

Sometimes I am curious to see who in the field has—or more likely has not been referenced, to see whether the authors are choosing to ignore certain aspects of the research.

But RuPaul sure knows Jennifer Lewis, mostly likely loves her, and even more likely has been to dinner at her house.

Naysaying usually has nothing to do with you, your reality or your possibilities and more likely has more to do with other people's fears.

It more likely had the opposite effect.

Or, more likely, had his mother done it for him?

But Beckett more likely had in mind his strange Jungian notion of an incomplete birth.

Claims that Sanders is dividing the party and making a Republican victory more likely have little foundation.

People with broad life experience, he said, would more likely have spotted the "psychosexual" problems of those priests who abused.