Sentence examples for much more taking from inspiring English sources

Whatever the intention, it appears that there is much more taking place behind closed doors than is being let on.

It was much more taking the emotional story of his experiences [rather] than the empirical details of his actual personality, mannerisms, voice".

Across the country there is more — much more — taking place to celebrate a writer whose influence pops up in unexpected places.

And yet I'm much more taken by that dejected, surrendering last question than by the crowd-pleasing opening.

Florence is clearly much more taken with the less celebrated Aaron Aaronsohn, a brilliant agronomist instrumental to the survival of early Zionist settlements in Palestine.

Villani was a Guelph, but his book is much more taken up with an inquiry into what is useful and true than with factional party considerations.

"We think they can be much more". Take the case of a surgeon who tweeted about a novel use of laparoscopy for removing a tumor.

We asked Arty about that song, his meteoric rise in dance music and much more -- take a look at our emails below.

Predictably, there was much more take-all inoculum in the soil after the first test crop of wheat than there had been after the break crops, especially in Experiment 1 where take-all in the first wheat was most severe.

Senegal are much more direct, taking advantage of their superiority when running.

I feel much more comfortable taking my place and taking up some space in the world.