Sentence examples for rather much more from inspiring English sources

For most of us, suspicious of foreign bodies, it's a struggle to comprehend that at our very core we are less than – or rather much more than – human.

They are, rather, much more a patient's private choice, and they often are sold as over-the-counter (OTC) products, though these products may be recommended or prescribed by a wide range of health care practitioners, including general practitioners and naturopathic doctors.

Rather much more attention on processes that produce improved outcomes need the policy attention typically relegated to the federal level.

Software has almost no "will it ever work" risk, but rather much more risk around customer adoption.

"Thoughtless people," wrote Emerson, "contradict as readily the statement of perceptions as of opinions, or rather much more readily".

I recognized however, as I read, this was no ballad, rather much more a requiem for what may have been, if only anyone would listen.

Rather, the much more vexing question is whether any kind of speech is not entitled to First Amendment protection.

Rather, the much more important thing we learn studying literature is how to think analytically, to make connections, to be patient and careful with our interpretations.

"This is rather unique — much more difficult for Republicans than in past transitions," said Eric Vautour, a former Reagan administration official who recruits former officials for lobbying jobs.

The better question, then, is not whether the movement in the polls toward Mr. Obama is "real," but rather how much more of it (if any) he will get, and how long it persists.

Although one or two programs can already handle the play of the cards in bridge rather well, much more research appears to be needed before programs can bid at anything approaching master level, let alone world champion.