Sentence examples for still more reason from inspiring English sources

It was not a bad idea of theirs, that the Goddess disliked the instrument because it made the face ugly; but with still more reason may we say that she rejected it because the acquirement of flute-playing contributes nothing to the mind, since to Athene we ascribe both knowledge and art.

Not all will be evicted just like that but it's obvious that the boroughs, who are responsible for finding accommodation for those they cannot house themselves, are going to have still more reason to come to arrangements with private landlords in cheaper parts of town.

There were still more reasons for instability.

There are still more reasons in favor of smoothing.

"This will be the only country in the world where you can't see these films". There are still more reasons some movies have not hit video.

The absence of any compelling reason should already be sufficient reason not to have voter ID laws, but there are still more reasons, and National Review makes a very clumsy attempt to dismiss them.

The minister insisted, however, that the tourism industry still had more reason to fear than embrace Brexit in the long run.

But there's a still more important reason for the silliness that's inherent in the parodies.

But there is another, still more powerful reason why both London and Washington have had recourse to parallels between the present conflict and the second world war.

It had become increasingly clear, Mr. Miles writes, that God was "simply too weak" or "was for some other, still more mysterious reason no longer willing to impose his will on history".

But they have a still more powerful reason to reject her philosophy: as Adam Curtis's BBC documentary showed last year, the most devoted member of her inner circle was Alan Greenspan, former head of the US Federal Reserve.