Sentence examples for more so ultimately from inspiring English sources

Isn't the very idea of giving the Nobel Peace Prize to a sitting head of state who makes war, and may do so tomorrow even more so, ultimately strange?

Not only because one third of American Muslims are black, but even more so because ultimately all of these symptoms rise from the disease that is fear of the unknown which leads to fighting that which we do not know.

"LCD Soundsystem" was a loving manifestation of Murphy's vast and enviable record collection, and it crystalized a certain subset of the city: young people trying to feel more, so that they could, ultimately, feel a little less.

No doubt the end result is a fierce engine of high productivity that generates more jobs and wealth so ultimately the jobs market rights itself and everyone gets employed.

Hales found a way to score Test runs, which was measured and ultimately effective, more so against fast bowlers than spinners.

This analysis is particularly important in the context of this article, as doctors, perhaps more so than other people, are ultimately reliant on the pursuit of a virtuous life.

So ultimately, there should be more than just product information in place if a retailer hopes to seal the deal.

Lucy ultimately decides that she belongs in the orphanage more so than her ideal castle.

So ultimately, it is all less a matter of science and more a matter of attitudes and philosophy.

It's fun and ultimately rewarding to try to do these hard things, even more so than making money.

So, ultimately, Duhem's attack on model building is rooted in something more fundamental than his instrumentalist methodology for the physical sciences.