Sentence examples for still more so from inspiring English sources

But the sound the North/South players made was seldom less than respectable; their cause is still more so.

If the literary achievements of the Review were remarkable, its political life was perhaps still more so.

If the film proved predictably formative – it ripples through Berberian Sound Studio – the venue was still more so.

Car engines, for example, are much more efficient than they used to be, and are likely to become still more so.

But many of them also feel queasy about going ahead if the 3% mark is ignored, and still more so about another round of budget cuts.

Relative size established importance: the ruler dwarfed the generally high official, while the tomb owner dwarfed his wife and, still more so, his children.

But this was a decisive victory nevertheless.Still more so, in its likely effects, was the backing Mr Chavez won for the creation of a new constituent assembly.

Red cards are still more numerous, so my second card is also likely to be red".

The Office of Cultural Affairs of the City of N.Y. is helping Larson search for still more sponsors so that he can put the Moviebus back on the streets this summer.

Libraries are still completely relevant – more so than ever in making sure all citizens have access to books and information".

Portugal migth be creaking a little, but they are still dangerous, none more so than 33-year-old Figo.