Sentence examples similar to more than named from inspiring English sources

For one thing, few pastimes appeal to politicians more than naming sites after one another.

Both have more numbered streets than named ones.

What's more momentous than naming a child?

Taxonomists do far more than name species.

But he forgot more than names.

The change is in more than names.

It's more than name-calling.

(No more than naming is about sense-data).

Fine — Montaigne was Montaigne, a mountain in more than name.

"History is so much more than names and dates and battles and trees," he says.

The president and Congress can do no more than name its seven governors, including the chairman.