Sentence examples for sticks more from inspiring English sources
Everything sticks, more or less.
The idea of noise sticks more readily: something to measure and abate.
The US likes Argo because it sticks more closely to that line, while displaying a bit of doughty individuality itself.
Behind them, columnar LED displays rapidly cycled their way through the color spectrum, suggesting glow sticks more and more as the night progressed.
When Mr. Mitchell stays away from the philosophical mumbo jumbo and sticks more closely to the here and now, he is decidedly more successful.
Brown, the author of biographies of Flaubert and Zola, sticks more closely to French history, but his exposition of the major conflicts leading up to the affair will strike some resonant chords for contemporary American readers.
"They're sticking more to issues.
Trying to pull them away only made them stick more.
Why don't he stick more to stuff he knows?
Let's stick more than ever to our values.
I think from now we'll stick more with family dysfunction and flawed characters.
