Sentence examples for more sheer than from inspiring English sources

To ease the transition from seaside T's to businesslike long sleeves, designers are making lightweight shirts and blouses in cotton lawn, which is more sheer than oxford cloth and more formal than knit.

If you find sunscreen to be too oily, look for ones that are specifically for your face, as these ones will be more sheer than oily.

And of the 1100R sedan tested the same year, it said, "Despite the car's first purpose as economy transportation, it can deliver more sheer fun than almost any small sedan on the market".

Try them all, don't be afraid to go for a more sheer base than you're used to, and don't buy anything until you've fallen in love with it".

The Globe and Mail commented that the remix has "an imperilling beat, a genius comedic flair and more sheer scariness than American Psycho and Terminator combined".

Bennett used her speech to reflect on a year of "even more highs and some lows" and more "sheer unpredictable madness than you would ever think possible".

From the towering skyscrapers of Surfer's Paradise to the burning ochre nightmare-scapes of the outback, this is a game that offers more sheer scenic pleasure than the entire Constable collection at Tate Britain.

This role, anyway, like that in "Agon," calls for more sheer fullness of line than she can provide.

And there has never been anything in my life that has given me more pleasure, more sheer joy, more meaning than my sons.

Who has had more sheer influence as a coach than Richard Williams, father of Serena and Venus?

Though his command of the music's contrapuntal textures and rhythmic intricacies was absolute, his playing had more sheer lushness and rich coloring than you tend to hear in Messiaen.