Sentence examples for more pedigree from inspiring English sources

Musical dramas are often a risky proposition, although the involvement of Timbaland meant that this had more pedigree than most, and there was some doubt over whether audiences would tune into a show with a predominantly black cast.

Compass South by Rebecca Mock and Hope Larson (June, Farrar, Straus and Giroux): Collaborations don't come much more pedigree than this: cartoonist and writer Larson teams with artist Mock to create a historical fiction diptych of high seas intrigue.

On track for He has the class and a 2008 victory in Hungary to back it up but he laboured in a dog's breakfast of a car last season and Lotus, though full of enthusiasm and potential, are more Pedigree Chum than best in show at this early stage.

"Had he had more pedigree, we would've gone higher," he muses.

Though machines like the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT have more power and Land Rover LR4 more pedigree, Toyota 4x4s command their own cult of personality, and the 4Runner – sold in spurts over its 30-year history in European, Latin American and Asian markets as the Hilux Surf – is the flagship at the fore, kicking up a rooster tail of grime.

Genetic correlations were, on the other hand, primarily affected by the inclusion of more pedigree information.

In 1976, at a gathering near Paris, a panel of experts conducted a blind tasting at which two California wines emerged victorious over their more pedigreed French competitors.

Yet the essential thing, the soil, may in some parts of the Côte Chalonnaise be comparable to that of its more pedigreed neighbor regions.

The scale and functionality of the long custom-made sofas keeps more pedigreed pieces like the Mies van der Rohe Barcelona chairs from feeling like design pieces.

She is destined for a more pedigreed mate and, as in all arranged weddings, the days before will be fraught with the anxiety and stomach-turning expectations usually directed at the union of British royals.

So yes, it is wise to be skeptical about I'll Have Another's chances to add the Belmont to his Kentucky Derby and Preakness victories because, as Johnette Howard explains on ESPN.com, he has to beat not just the field but a quirky track that has been a minefield of adversity for horses more pedigreed than this one.