Sentence examples for so than how from inspiring English sources

When performing his songs he is concerned with how they are presented as much if not more so than how they sound.

"Gubernatorial candidates are going to be evaluated on their own merits more so than how some candidate performs in a neighboring state," said Thomas M. Carsey, associate professor of political science at Florida State University and author of a new book, "Campaign Dynamics: The Race for Governor".

That creates a fascinating opportunity for developers who, over the next several years, will do more to create apps that integrate with the way we sit, stand and use our arms more so than how to use machines with keyboards to type commands.

As Mitra's experiments showed, the ongoing digital information revolution has redefined poverty, making how much you know as important, if not more so, than how much you own.

Karen says: We both have separate checking accounts, so it's not so different than how we handled money before we were married.

So rather than how many dollars you receive, focusing instead on how many dollars you get back for every dollar invested.

This wasn't always the case: when cinema started, it was not so different than how we experience YouTube.

It took a little while for us to wrap our heads around that one, because it is so different than how we grew up thinking about the way love works.

Yes, life is unfair, and never more so than in how much of itself it gives to different people.

This is, perhaps, more so than just how it is driven.

"We're focused on teaching people how to learn more so than teaching people how to learn any particular technology or skill.