Sentence examples for more so again from inspiring English sources

But I think just being Asian-American, obviously when you look at me, I'm going to have to prove myself more so, again and again and again.

Beginning on his free Art Dealer Chic EPs earlier this year and more so again here, Miguel has carved out a headier aesthetic.

"I think just being Asian-American, obviously when you look at me, I'm going to have to prove myself more so, again and again and again," said Lin, whose parents are from Taiwan.

He also refutes any criticism that this is easier to address for middle class parents in leafy areas; more so again for those in the countryside, than in the city.

If he misses Saturday or Sunday, he'll be hating it even more so, but again, we want to be very careful with him right now.

Less is more, so once again: keep it simple.

We agree that the work within Bratti et al. (2003) does concern our central question more so, though again the focus of that review appears to be pre-treatment episode number and its link to response to lithium treatment specifically.

Note that scorpions don't eat every day and sometimes fast for a week or more, so try again another time if this happens.

Better quality clothes also tend to have better cuts and thus are more flattering so again, TRY STUFF ON! Target and Wal-Mart are also good, low-price options.

Now, this is true, by the way, in the general U.S. population as well, and it's one of those paradoxes that has occupied stress researchers: how is it possible that a group — in this case, let's say, blacks in the U.S. — are undoubtedly exposed to prejudice and discrimination more so than whites, again, on average; how is it possible that you don't see this relationship in this population?

Ashcroft said the change largely resulted from people who voted Tory in 2010 saying they would be more likely to do so again, and existing Conservative supporters becoming more likely to turn out and vote.