Sentence examples for more so actually from inspiring English sources

Mondrian was as narrowly obsessed with lines and squares as Mr. Freud is with naked people in bare rooms, more so, actually.

It is no time since Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister, was as captivated as any supermodel, by Green's person and talents; more so, actually, since he asked the great party-giver to write an "efficiency review".

Clients are not so much concerned about how you felt, but more so what actually occurred during your mystery shop.

He added that "women will now win a lot less awards because they've made them gender neutral and there are more male actors so actually in trying to get equality you end up with more inequality," before adding, "it's a masterpiece".

More so, we're actually actively restricting them.

From behind, in her blue bathing suit, she looked just a little egg-shaped, much more so than she actually was.

Miliband said his family spent £70 or £80 a week, or "probably more than that", so actually his estimate is perfectly reasonable.

Surely her feeling at one with Salinger's siblings, more so with Holden actually, signals trouble, a disturbance not just skin deep.

To his daughter his pacemaker remains a gruesome symbol of all that is wrongheaded and wasteful in American medicine, even more so because it actually wound up pacing two lives.

This idea — the opposite of the Cecchetti system, which sees the body as divided horizontally, like a stack — helped make Balanchine's dancers look tall and thin, more so than they actually were.

And more so, one that actually helps close deals and make them money.