Sentence examples for more special but from inspiring English sources

"I know it was a home Games and there's nothing more special but this was defending a title.

Over time the special effects have grown more special, but at their finest these are so seamlessly integrated that they no longer pop off the screen (even in 3-D) and instead serve the story's emotional realism.

Weighing in at a mere £82,800 (that's the 2007 price, the waiting list being nine to 12 months), the V8 Vantage is within the range of, say, potential Porsche-buyers who might fancy trading up to something a bit more special but for whom the jump to the £100k Aston Martin DB9 is just too ruinous.

This time the special effects are, by most accounts, even more special, but the movie itself is much worse.

In this paper we restrict our attention to nonnegative initial conditions and nonnegative parameters, which will make our results more special but also more precise and applicable.

War is getting more special but less political.

He also raised the prospect of the return of The Royle Family, for more specials but not at Christmas.

"It used to be an even more special site, but more than half of it is now a car park".

An extension of Banach's Fixed Point Theorem, for more special spaces but more general maps, was obtained by Brouwer [1911], who proved that a continuous function of a convex compact subset of a Euclidean space on itself has a fixed point.

"I think it is even more special this year - but it is also sad because the world is in such turmoil".

"Coming back to the top of the podium is always special, but also more special with Ferrari and the history of the team and the expectations.