Sentence examples for one moreover from inspiring English sources

He is clearly on a mission, one, moreover, he obviously loves.

So the hand-cranked laptop entails the further invention of a hand-cranked printer: one, moreover, which will need to run forever on ink that costs essentially nothing.

But there was a bigger prize for Mr Clegg – to be able to tell his activists that they have become a party of government, one moreover that by making hard and unpopular calls on the economy has proved its credibility.

But his views take on added interest because they come from a non-Westerner, one, moreover, whose society experienced a terrifying chemical weapons attack by the Aum Shinrikyo religious sect on March 20 , 1995

One, moreover, that keeps striking wrong notes?

It's like installing a policeman, and one moreover who keeps changing the law".

The book's most sensational charge is that the President was in the "frequent" habit of eluding his Secret Service detail and riding, hidden under a blanket in the back of a car, to the nearby Marriott Hotel for sexual liaisons with a "female --one, moreover, who "may be a celebrity".

Generally speaking, prospective judgments about time are less variable than retrospective ones; moreover, time is perceived as longer in the prospective than in the retrospective paradigm [3].

It is an American masterpiece, and one which, moreover, in a curious way reassesses all the major novels of the time in which it is set.

But for the Jews, he is the first true choral composer, one who moreover set texts with a genius for word painting that still blows minds today.

Carver: Getting the private sector to finance public projects is a tough one … moreover, if there are very favorable contracts to those who agree to do the projects, the political implications on who gets awarded the contracts become interesting, to say the least.