Sentence examples for more unwritten from inspiring English sources

"The only thing that infuriates me," he once commented, "is that I have more unwritten stories in me than I can conceivably write in a lifetime".

There are more unwritten rules other than not bunting to break up a no-hitter, or not peeking, or not shouting or not stealing with a big lead.

There were many more unwritten rules.

It is more the unwritten rules and norms.

"Ask students what's important for gaining an accurate impression of them and they emphasize more their unwritten future potential than they do when asked the same question about another person.

I was an interloper among them, an anthropologist of sorts, sent to untangle their odd society, to understand their mores and unwritten rules.

More than an unwritten rule, that's baseball reality.

This March, PAUL DICKSON wrote more simply, "The Unwritten Rules of Baseball".

All this means that the real history of popular music is more or less unwritten – never more so than in the 1960s when, for all the fuss made by trend-surfers about, let us say, the Stones and the Kinks, two of the decade's best-selling albums were the soundtracks to Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music.

There are also more common sense, unwritten rules, such as not washing items too close to a water source, or burying human waste with a stick or trowel.

I asked Wu if people were becoming more aware of the unwritten rules, or if the balance of power was shifting away from fairness.