Sentence examples for more than told from inspiring English sources

"In Europe, they think that consumers need to be more than told what the situation is, they need to be steered in a different way so that they'll make a different set of choices," said Herbert Hovenkamp, a professor of antitrust law at the University of Iowa.

Suggestion was everything in the silent era, when showing counted so much more than telling.

"It's more than telling people I am gay, lesbian, bi or transgender.

Stickers on produce now do more than tell the checkout clerk the price.

We talk about Australian stories, but theatre can do much more than tell Australian stories".

Gizmodo | Looks like Siri can do a lot more than tell you the weather; she can start your car too.

But more than telling the slackline what to do and how to behave, you have to listen".

Toward the end Ms. Tuan seems to be carrying out an agenda more than telling a story.

"It was only then that I realized that movies could do more than tell me a story," Mr. Lee said.

Given the limited evidence, no biographer of Brady can do much more than tell the stories of the photographs associated with him and of the battlefields he chronicled.

"I think we'll soon get to the point where we can do more than tell people to take lots of showers".