Sentence examples for more so tonight from inspiring English sources

"We were disappointed when we came away from White Hart Lane with a 1-0 defeandand we're even more so tonight, as we came so close".

But it was all the more so this afternoon.

Not quite, yet, Eurogeddon: that's always threatening, of course, and seldom more so than last night, with hosts Austria, and their cloyingly sweet theme of "Building Bridges" – Vienna even changed its pedestrian traffic-lights to feature same-sex couples – threatening to turn every over-saccharined Eurocitizen into an instant and justifiably rabid xenophobe.

"Anybody is vulnerable, no more so than tonight against the best defensive team in hockey.

It's always a pleasure when Desmond's in town, and never more so than tonight.

Mangold's absence was felt in Oakland, but much more so Sunday night, when the Jets struggled to protect Mark Sanchez, who committed four turnovers and was hit 10 times.

Hackathons are odd things by the light of day, and even more so at night.

The human eye detects motion before anything else, even more so at night.

And none more so for me this morning".

You see it in so many fighters, particularly, and in the last few days here you see quite a lot of it in Ricky Ponting – and this was never more so than early this morning when he fell first ball to Jimmy Anderson, the fifth golden duck of his career, and wondered if indeed the glory was just about over.

That's never been more so than in tonight's penultimate episode: the first 20 minutes played like a pitch-black revenge drama; the final 20 minutes a Cronenbergian body horror.