Sentence examples for rather more strongly from inspiring English sources

Charles Spencer, qua Charles Spencer, puts things rather more strongly: "I have never left a production of Hamlet feeling as irritated and cheated as I was by Ian Rickson's mindlessly modish staging," he says, nevertheless giving the impression he quite enjoys a smattering of cheatedness and irritation.

No. Her best poems – those inspired by the Blitz – are marvellously rhythmic, and you see why Yeats likened her to John Webster, though perhaps in this instance her indelible visage worked on him rather more strongly than her verse (TS Eliot's line about "the skull beneath the skin" could as easily have been written for Sitwell, as for Webster).

It should be noted that the differences in SA risk with the girls living in intact families could be attributed to the higher frequency of school and mental difficulties and sustained violence as these factors were rather more strongly associated with SA among girls in intact families than among girls in nonintact ones.

I know her son, David Rieff, and I know Annie just a little, and have always felt for her rather strongly, more strongly perhaps than you might think our acquaintance justified, but there were reasons for this.

For one thing, the church has been struggling to manage some bitter divisions in its own ranks, both over independence and broader ethical issues.While the kirk as an institution adopted a neutral stance on independence, there were some passionately pro-separation voices within the church, and (rather more quietly) some strongly pro-Union sentiment.

Specifically, ABC report that the downward trends in employment in states raising their minimum wage are actually lessened after minimum-wage increases rather than becoming more strongly negative as Meer and West's argument would imply.

The 'new consumer' is not a ubiquitous actor, but rather one that emerges more strongly in some contexts than others.

In a series of studies, it was found that reduced contrast sensitivity and visual field size, rather than VA, were more strongly associated with falls and fractures in elderly people.

The manner of the pushing is more strongly lateral rather than axial, which confirms a gentle stirring effect.

In accordance with previous studies (Agrawal et al. 2005; Kendler et al. 1999; van den Bree et al. 1998) we hypothesized heavier use (i.e. the progression of marijuana use, rather than initiation) to be more strongly influenced by genetic factors with a reduced role for common environment.

Gerald Kaufman MP Labour, Manchester Gorton So, 74% of the population identify more strongly with unselfish rather than selfish values (Opinion, 14 October).