Sentence examples for suitably more from inspiring English sources
But in his new incarnation as a class warrior, his clothes have become suitably more ratty, more grey, more layered.
Their performance of the Quartet in F major (Op. 59, No. 1), "Razumovsky," in which Beethoven breaks new ground in the genre with contrapuntal complexity and increased dramatic scope, was equally polished but suitably more vigorous.
When Whitfield's replacement, Liam McIntyre, joined the show for series three, Vengeance, and the final War of the Damned, his Spartacus was suitably more sullen, less cocky, still as unrelentingly hateful of the Romans as before, but bearing the weight of a man who was fighting not just for revenge of his murdered wife, but for freedom for all.
As Jonas Herriot, a YLG committee member, says: "Modern children's reference books are a world away from the dry dusty tomes which many think of them as …[they] are bright, colourful, inventive works of art, which suck you into their subject matter before spitting you back out, suitably more educated.
Though some anecdotal and literary diversions fire our reveries, the Kong portraits tackle emotions of love and rejection on our egos, (a gorilla's face is suitably more empathic and anthropomorphic for this purpose), and also allude to Ford's personal travails and recent divorce.
Stefan Mayer's design for the second part is, suitably enough, more abstract and does not follow to the last detail Goethe's instructions for leafy groves and rocky caverns.For theatregoers, it is all an exhilarating experience (Hanover tickets are sold out till the end of the run) and not as wearing as it sounds.
Results demonstrated that the current Welsh MPA network, even at the lowest conservation targets (≤10%), fails to suitably represent more than two-thirds of the broad-scale habitats found in its coastal waters.
The right and wrongs of these will no doubt be discussed by others more suitably qualified.
The script, to match the Doctor, is "suitably darker and more mature", she added.
Mr. Perahia is a refined, elegant Chopin interpreter, although his gracious approach became more suitably powerful in the Scherzo.
KING RICHARD And how, my lord, doth this convenient space Befit thy horse than mine more suitably?
