Sentence examples for more something to from inspiring English sources

In your case there really is nothing to hide - more something to boast about.

He has also used the drugs at parties, where, he said, "It's more something to end the evening".

But the government message is for something more, something to make people produce and consume more, and thus haul the nation out of recession.

For the first minute or more, something to his right, toward the rear of the room, distracted him, so much so that the judge seemed to have only half his attention.

If only I had more patience, more energy, more something to give to my children.

I am a really horny guy, but I don't know… sex for me is more something to play with, and dip in now and then.

They need something more, something bigger, to demonstrate their devotion.

But I longed now even more for something to believe in.

There's something – more than something – to be said about a trainer letting a horse develop into a Derby prospect, about watching, waiting, trying, listening, feeling.

More contacts, something to get her out of the house, something that makes her want to live rather than suffering from aging and boredom" [C11].

The Mustangs began pressing and trapping much more, something that seemed to throw the Woodlawn offense out of rhythm.