Sentence examples for something even larger from inspiring English sources

There's something even larger there too.

And sometimes it means something even larger, even vaguer, and even more important: the metaphysical deal.

I don't think it's only lust and that is part of — there's something even larger about her.

Or, if you really want to consider the possibilities, look to the Zambian brand Mosi, which aspires to do something even larger: beer as a tool for social change.

Big as it would be, the downtown Guggenheim is envisioned by Thomas Krens, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, as the portal to something even larger, said Laurie Beckelman, deputy director for special projects.

Madison's language suggests, however, that Madison received from Witherspoon something even larger yet less visible than the works of David Hume, namely, a unified vision of human nature where the balanced character to be promoted in the individual is directly tied to the balanced government to be promoted in the state.

He told me that if the opportunity to kill Tabatabai had not come along, he is sure that he would have done something else like it, or something on an even larger scale.

And adding context to content through search is something that even large tech companies like Yahoo are trying to get into.

These days, something else looms even larger in her mind — the possibility that Trump and the Republican Congress will repeal the health care law without an adequate replacement, or maybe with no replacement at all.

These days, something else looms even larger in her mind — the possibility that Trump and the Republican Congress will repeal the health care law without an adequate replacement, or maybe with no replacement at all.  .

But of all the khachapuri in D.C., it's also the smallest portion, which is probably a good thing, considering no sane person would ever think a dish comprised entirely of dough and ungodly amounts of cheese, egg and butter is something that should be even larger.