Sentence examples for more successful rather from inspiring English sources

Dr. Melzer praised Dr. Fukuyama's view that societies develop politically in several different ways, followed by selection of the more successful, rather than marching along a single road to political development.

The hope is that he might be rather more successful there than a previous English giant.

A case of one unsuccessful collaboration between gay writers poking bitter fun at a rather more successful one?

Barrymore or not, chances are that this year's series will be rather more successful than the last.

Contrasts the differences between the North & the South, & shows how Ho was more successful in the North rather than the South & why.

She was a little bit the reverse of Henry VIII; she too needed a male heir, though she was rather more successful in securing one.

Woody Allen performed a similar, rather more successful job on Dr David Reuben's Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask.

Like our own royals, he is a keen skier, though he has been rather more successful at reinventing himself with the times.

During this period Brian McMaster, then artistic director of Welsh National Opera, persuaded him to have another - rather more successful - stab at opera with Verdi's Otello in 1986 followed by Falstaff (1988) and Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande (1992).

The task is to oversee a rather more successful fusion of the two groups' assets than the disastrous merger of Capital and GWR that created GCap Media in 2005.

Duncan's friendship with Willis, forged on Armageddon, led to supporting roles in other Willis vehicles: Breakfast of Champions, and the rather more successful Whole Nine Yards, where his bulk and ready smile gave him some useful comedy chops.