Sentence examples for occasionally more than from inspiring English sources

As the collection, which is largely arranged chronologically, moves toward 1930 and the normalization of the talking feature, the form of the films becomes more sophisticated, with multiple camera angles and occasionally more than one set.

Instead, many are more akin to trees, sometimes more than three meters high, and sometimes very old, often reaching more than 100 years and occasionally more than 4,000 years.

A member of the white oak group, the canyon live oak (Q. chrysolepsis), a timber tree occasionally more than 27 m tall, is often called goldencup oak for its egg-shaped acorns, each enclosed at the base in a yellow, woolly cup.

Occasionally more than one sample fits into a single cell.

Current techniques for repairing large eyelid colobomas require preparation of other tissue sites and occasionally more than one procedure.

However, no matter how many times I crossed it out, I noticed that Let's Date was still recommending people who were more than a decade younger than me (or, occasionally, more than a decade older).

14 Participants were asked how often they thought of their own death (never, occasionally, more frequently than once a month, more frequently than once a week, several times per week and daily).

But such events are now not just more common, they are occasionally more fearsome than expected.

The speech is riddling and elliptical, which is occasionally more irritating than enchanting.

In a recent study by Relate, Marriage Care and Relationships Scotland, 15 per cent of respondents said they regretted being in their relationship occasionally, more often than not, most or all of the time.

Fortunately, reality is occasionally more surprising than fiction.