Sentence examples for more things or from inspiring English sources

This definition, as it was commonly interpreted, highlights an important metaphysical or functional role that relations must play: in addition to being signified by relative terms, they are what actually serve to relate two (or more) things—or to put the point in slightly different terms, they are that in virtue of which such things are related.

Intuitively, not only could there have been fewer things, there could have been more things or, more generally, things other than those that actually exist.

When the stopwatch-like system speeds up, the duration of events may be felt as more extended than the real interval: That may equal to "time expansion", which enables us to deal with more things or to perform more rapidly.

When you use a compound adjective to compare two or more things or ideas, you shouldn't use a hyphen.

"I wish there had been more more redheaded things or red-centric things when I was 3 or 5 years old," he said.

But in this penultimate episode of season one, many loose ends were chased up and many more things - or people - left hanging.

The best doer who has a lot of experience can do more things than five or six or seven new doers.

Whereas once I started involving them more in the patient or giving them a bit more things to present or think about, I could see how much they were taking in and I could see the level of interest increase.

Does your relationship fit this definition or are one or more things lacking?

Five or more things apply: Seriously, was that a Halloween costume or did I photograph a dead guy?

Comparison is showing the similarities of 2 or more things, while contrast is showing the differences between 2 or more things.