Sentence examples for something more fine from inspiring English sources

As Obama put it, deliberately, in "Dreams from My Father," about confronting the legacy of black nationalism in Chicago, "Our sense of wholeness would have to arise from something more fine than the bloodlines we'd inherited".

We need something more fine-grained for a full theory of semantic content.

"But I hate the word 'fine.' We want something more than fine".

So, in order to prove that his words mean something more than fine sentiments, Obama should insist that the decent and high-minded Daschle withdraw from consideration as Health and Human Services Secretary.

They are working with state legislators to process violators in civil court rather than housing court, where something more than fines can be levied.

I wanted to do something more creative than fine dining, which was making me lose my passion for food.

There's always something more complex underneath "fine".

"They want something more humusy, like finer bark or broken down leaves," Ms. Coelho said.

Maybe a fine, maybe something more than this public embarrassment.

But if you want to talk about something more serious and higher-profile, fine; let's talk about Narula's most recent post, this one describing and regarding a bug in Bitcoin Cash, one of the very few currencies traded on Coinbase.

The fans endured steady rain and wind, and the Mets dealt with something more chilling: Greg Maddux at his finest.