Sentence examples for moreover there is something from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is something special about China's expansion.

Moreover, there is something emphatic and pedagogical about Tolstoy's storytelling; he is teaching even when telling a tale.

Moreover there is something terrifying in the very substance to which the beloved is compared prior to ingestion.

Moreover, there is something disconcerting about the mortal and supernatural manner in which the devil himself is permitted to function in the person of Ray Milland.

Moreover, there is something about staring at a live color shot of the uncharacteristically low swells at the Pipeline on Oahu's North Shore (a result of La Nina, the page's "local knowledge" section explains) or a view of the three-to-five-foot surf at Guaruja, Brazil, from Midtown Manhattan that is at least as hypnotic as gazing into a lava lamp.

Moreover, there is something rather intuitive about the idea that members of natural kinds are a fundamental type of entity in the world and hence that there is a system of kinds of increasing generality to which each such entity belongs.

Moreover, there's something special about Dublin water, as Arthur Guinness must have known in 1759 when he signed a 9000 year lease on the St. James Gate Breweryy.

Moreover, I discovered there is something called life -- normal life.

Moreover, whether effective or not, there is something to the argument that a government-imposed penalty on Coke and Mountain Dew does represent a nanny-like intrusion.

Moreover, this line of argument suggests that there is something self-defeating about the naturalist's epistemological principle.

Moreover it is continuous, it stretches into the future and the past, there is something in it that persists, as in a living creature.