Sentence examples for more than comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Nicholas's film collection is more than comprehensive, with titles from The Shawshank Redemption to The Social Network as well as recent television highlights including Homeland and The Killing.

The academic literature considers several of Albo's discussions on providence to be nothing more than comprehensive summaries of the work of his precursors.

He said it was possible that fee-paying and grammar schools might encourage their pupils to try out the AQA A-level more than comprehensives.

As a music documentary it's an oddity: more associative than linear, more impressionistic than comprehensive.

The selection at freeshipping.com -- 10 categories, including apparel and office supplies -- is more quirky than comprehensive.

For purposes of conducting research or for acquiring prevalence data for operational purposes, this method certainly would be more efficient than comprehensive or randomly selected chart review.

Educating the Public The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art wants to make education more than simply comprehensive labels, gallery talks and regularly scheduled programs.

This includes the results of more than ten comprehensive energy system analysis studies.

It helps explain why only 15% of children in comprehensives get five GCSEs at grade C or above in academic subjects and why more than 50 comprehensives are more than half-empty, having been deserted by parents.

For more than a year, Comprehensive Care was the epicenter of OxyContin abuse in Myrtle Beach, law enforcement officials said.

Ohio has more than a dozen comprehensive state universities and numerous branch campuses, technical colleges, and community colleges.