Sentence examples for seems more of from inspiring English sources

Sexism seems more of a factor.

Somehow this Stokes innings seems more of a landmark moment.

"This seems more of a ritual, perhaps a funeral ritual".

She seems more of a pawn than ever.

It seems more of a death mask than one taken from life.

"Judging by that response," he said, "this seems more of a media fascination than anything else".

Now it seems more of a parody of Sorkin than the real thing.

While more outgoing with reporters, Wright seems more of a company man than an insurgent.

The debate over Rolls-Royce's dividend seems more of a non-debate.

This seems more of a third wheel, though the lanky contemporary dancer Marc Stevenson is the most unusual mover onstage.

So now Ms. Raines, who has two children, is leaning toward Mr. Romney because he seems more of a leader.