Sentence examples for nothing more so from inspiring English sources

Everything was showily chic, nothing more so than the choreography.

Possibly nothing more so than free gold on the beach.

Clearly there's plenty to be curious about in Oban, nothing more so than McCaig's Tower.

Everything about those early Virago editions was well judged, and nothing more so than their cover illustrations.

Clowning around Much was disconcerting in BBC2's Meet the Ukippers, broadcast in February, but nothing more so than former press officer Liz Langton's collection of nearly 2,000 porcelain clowns.

Everything about him was blatant, nothing more so than his ambitiousness, which produced yet more paroxysms of spleen: "a mere political gangster", Salisbury called him, "without principles or honesty"; while Shaftesbury, that great philanthropist, said: "He is a leper with no principles, without feeling, without regard to anything human or divine, beyond his personal ambition".

Our money-raising auditions had entertained but nothing more, and so the plug was pulled.

"There is nothing more dangerous, so far as I can see, than being accepted by Johnson as one of his own," Mr. Schlesinger writes.

So, like many employers in many places, it wants to phase in contributions for existing employees and substitute a defined-contribution scheme for new ones.Final-salary schemes are rare in the modern workplace; a scheme in which employees contribute nothing even more so.

And nothing is more so than the most complicated structure we know of in the universe, the human brain.

One is that it would be nothing more than so-called "virtue-signalling" – that is, men who self-identify as left-wing demonstrating how "right on" they are for political brownie points.