Sentence examples for only bigger than from inspiring English sources

O'Reilly is not only bigger than these people; he's usually also smarter, handsomer, better spoken, better groomed, and more sophisticated.

But this year, SXSW Interactive was not only bigger than before but also more sprawling, with ten venues spread out downtown.

It was not only bigger than a station wagon but way cooler, especially to baby-boomers who made the pilgrimage to Woodstock in Volkswagen campers.

Millennial lists remind us that as cultural icons Einstein and Picasso are not only bigger than Diana and Prince, but have been big for an entire century.

That suggests the Republican base is not only bigger than the Democratic one but may be big enough to win Mr Bush re-election without any swing voters if he can turn out his base.

That brought us two of the greatest buildings of the year, Herzog and de Meuron's extraordinary Olympic Stadium, the stunning steel latticework structure widely known as the Bird's Nest; and Norman Foster's Beijing Airport, a project that was not only bigger than any other airport in the world, but more beautiful, more logically laid out, and more quickly built.

My eight-year-old just told me the other day that boys are always stronger than girls and I reminded him that I am not only stronger than him, but bigger than him.

The only bigger danger than heat is cold.

Although Kent's puckish wit clearly runs to odd names and goofy situations, his characters are recognizable people, only bigger and funnier than life.

McMahon has since claimed he will bring the XFL back, only bigger, better and more X than before.

But the only thing bigger than Zuk's list of sluggers was his unabashed confidence to speak his mind and outfox his competitors.