Sentence examples for more than complete from inspiring English sources

Rodgers's high yards-per-attempt figure shows that he does far more than complete screen passes.

When the Panthers rolled past Walton, 37-20, last weekend in the Class C final at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, they did far more than complete an 11-0 season astatete champions.

The More Than Complete Edition (Evil Twin Comics, paper, $24.95) isn't particularly novel: brief vitae of philosophical greats from the pre-Socratics to the poststructuralists, with explanations of their ideas.

As the author put it, "Into her eyes, if she were provoked, or made fun of, or puzzled, there came a squint that was anything but alluring, that betrayed a rather appalling literal-mindedness, or matter-of-factness, or whatever it might be called, but that hinted nevertheless, at something more than complete vacuity inside".

The survey was actually more than complete: included, along with classics like "Déserts" (1954), "Ionisation" (1929-31) Amériquesiques" (1918-21, revised 1929) were four scores that Varèse left unfinished or in various states of disrepair, performed in the completions written by the composer (and Varèse student) Chou Wen-chung.

The theoretical literature advanced several possible explanations as to why the interest rate pass-through may be slow, incomplete, more than complete, or asymmetric.

Such cultural agility is about more than completing a gap year lazing on a beach.

Cancelling the order for one or both would perversely have cost more than completing them.

And with her love and that of my family, I look forward to so much more than completing my education.

Chávez knew, and Kerry will never learn, that democracy requires more than a complete count – it requires complete courage.

Hence complete moment convergence is more general than complete convergence.