Sentence examples similar to more than third hand from inspiring English sources

The spokesman said: "This book amounts to no more than third-hand hearsay".

But as the roads, bridges and buildings its members designed for late-19th-century America became more and more ambitious, they reached out for something more than second-hand architecture and built a new house on West 57th Street.

"When we'll look at that game back we'll probably be more disappointed than first hand".

" Essentially, youth felt that second-hand smoke was more dangerous than first-hand smoke as one 15-year-old male noted, "This stuff (second-hand smoke) does not get filtered through the back of the butt, it just comes out clear not filtered".

This makes SOM more suitable for validation than first hand classification.

To do that, though, they need to become more like professional-services firms, rather than second-hand car dealers.

Although no work can definitely be attributed to Pisano before his pulpit in the baptistery of Pisa (1259/60), the strong classical spirit that motivates its forms suggests more than simple first-hand experience and fascination with then visible ancient Roman sculpture.

Nothing is better than first-hand experience.

A spokesman for Mr. Ovitz said in a statement, "The plaintiffs' expert based his unfounded opinion on nothing more than second- and third-hand hearsay and gossip".

However, Stamos stood by his opinion and added, "The happiness that these shows have brought to peoples [sic] lives -- i've felt that more first hand than i'm sure you have".

But it is viewed as a threat to the market dominance of StubHub, which sold more than $1 billion in second-hand tickets last year.