Sentence examples for seems more so from inspiring English sources
"It seems more so with those two schools," he said.
The school itself is huge, and often seems more so because Mr. Marks's classes are usually small.
"The business is challenging and it seems more so this year than any in a long time," Mr. Roth said.
He is very charismatic, but Ngaujah seems more so, not to speak of the fact that he has all his teeth.
Why do we as Indians get hung up on these trivial issues (it seems more so than others)?
There's also, as the dark queen of the city of night, Anita Pallenberg, decadence itself, seeming more so because she's dubbed by the purring Joan Greenwood.
But all societies are complex – they just seem more so if you are ignorant of the dynamics that inform the choices made by individuals and communities.
Oakley, who worked with Quentin in a recent production of Relative Values, sold the part to her by highlighting how timely the play seemed, more so even than when it was first performed.
Today's comments really seem more so than ever to be Apple stalling by downplaying current netbook offerings by other companies.
While it was clear that women in group prenatal care supported each other, it seemed more so that women gave support to others as they sought to have their own needs met in the group and less so through an active, conscious choice.
As for Facebook, it seems more casual, so you may be tempted to dismiss its importance in a job search.
