Sentence examples for say of more from inspiring English sources

And what does it say of more progressive interpretations if the only way to encourage them is through legal imposition?

Yet B is worthy, I dare say, Of more prosperity than A! W.S. GILBERT.

"He tries too hard and probably needs the rest," Pletcher said of More Than Ready.

Two hundred costumes will be worn throughout, consisting, he says, of more than 100,000 feathers, 200,000 sequins and 350,000 diamantes.

"It's not always the right product in all markets," Mr. Burke said of more spacious planes.

It's often said of more prosaic footballers that they are much better when they don't have time to think.

It is the subject, Mr. Schatz said, of more than three times as many queries than the most searched-for legal drug -- Viagra.

The article said, "Of more than 1,000 loans that Hudson made, only 9 went to blacks, according to data that Citizen Action compiled".

Andrew Parker said of more than 20 such attacks, most were unsuccessful and that up to four times that amount had been prevented.

No word on how that has translated to sales, but there are anecdotal instances, he says, of more interest in the PlayBook tablet, too.

I doubt Kenko or Porchia are on the wall of any dentist, to say nothing of more trenchant souls.