Sentence examples for started more of a from inspiring English sources

But look between the layers: It wasn't even a Twitter row he started, more of a brouhaha between a few Liverpool Labour councillors who objected to a semi-offensive image he was using as a Twitter profile picture and a Facebook photo of him holding two guns and smiling.

"We're starting to get more of a comfort zone," Wade said.

At 45 seconds in we start to get more of a sense of the modern twist to the Trek.

A programme to build a light combat aircraft to replace the Mirages and MiG-21s of an earlier generation started more than quarter of a century ago.

So we started thinking about how we could get more of a Silicon Valley start-up sense here.

Because of this, Tweetie started as more of a Twitter power user tool.

Body of Light started as more of a noise project because I didn't know how to manipulate the tools.

People started making more of an effort to accommodate me, and in return I started to live by the actual time, rather than my own time.

People started making more of an effort to accommodate me, and in return I started to live by Greenwich Mean Time, rather than my own time.

For example, at USAA customer experience started in more of an advisory type role and then transitioned to take on a more operational function.

It stops being a war and starts being more of a collaboration," McComas says.