Sentence examples for more possibly than from inspiring English sources

One of Angier's gifts was to persuade or charm a number of initially reluctant sources into telling more, possibly, than they had meant to.

Moreover, Hokusai constitutes a figure who has, since the later 19th century, impressed Western artists, critics, and art lovers alike, more, possibly, than any other single Asian artist.

During the actual measurement of our system, we divide the files into system file and application file; typically, we think that the influence of the system file on safety is greater than that of the general application file, as system file brings safety risk more possibly than general application file does when non-integrity occurs.

Viewership reportedly peaked at 4.2 million, which is an impressive number — more, quite possibly, than the number of people who will order Mayweather-Pacquiao on pay-per-view.

I think that they pointed to this series more than possibly we did.

This year's deficit will be more than $100 billion, possibly more than $150 billion.

It's an odd, disjunctive play that provokes more exasperation — possibly even repulsion — than emotional engagement.

This suggests that the fatty acids' role is more complex, and possibly more important, than was thought.

But romanticism is equally as valid and possibly more productive than despondency.

As well as – and possibly more seriously than – being over-represented on television.

And, possibly more so than at any other time in recent history.