Sentence examples for resided more from inspiring English sources

Rather, their allure has always resided more in their beauty and symbolism.

Although Marrakech flourished while serving as the capital under the Saʿdīs in the 16th century, the succeeding ʿAlawite rulers resided more often at Fès or Meknès; however, the ʿAlawites continued to use Marrakech as a military post.

"WE MUST not let daylight in upon the magic," said Walter Bagehot, a former editor of this newspaper, contending that the authority of the British crown resided more in the mystique of the institution than in what we might now call hard power.

Note: there is a possibility that our control sample includes military users if they never stated their membership in their profile descriptions and resided more than 50 miles away from any military facility at the point of user classification.

Those who resided more than 50 km away were excluded as they were most likely visiting the region rather than traveling from their home to visit the ED, making their travel distances impossible to calculate.

At that point, the word trillion was rarely mentioned in the news and resided more in the imagination of children, alongside zillions and gazillions, as an expression of something on an enormous scale.

All consenting subjects, aged 65 years and above, and who were permanent residents of Karachi (residing more than 2 years in the city) were included in the study.

The title track feels better nourished and resides more comfortably in a furtive, wintry mode.

The word resides more in the domain of the statistician than that of the statesman.

The film's liberation resides more in its feisty language and permissive attitude towards sex than in its sexual politics.

In that earlier opera, the audience's sympathy resides more with the self-sacrificing protagonist, the Marschallin.