Sentence examples for take even greater from inspiring English sources

Some designers take even greater pains to flatter.

If anything, Europe's toughening stance may have propelled thousands to take even greater risks.

Blind faith that the Fed will always save the day encourages people to take even greater risks.

But some of the younger setters, who revere him as the master, take even greater liberties from time to time.

Bartolo fears migrants desperate to reach the US before Trump's inauguration will take even greater risks to avoid border patrols.

Art historians will take even greater interest in Mr. Van Haeften's discovery of a large panel by Frans Francken, "Man's Eternal Dilemma — The Choice between Vice and Virtue".

All have no doubt taken even greater note of a generational divide.

But he insists he takes even greater pride in watching his many students become bridge masters and championship-caliber players.

Although he could make as much as two thousand francs on the Gisenyi run, he took even greater pleasure in making good time.

It takes a great deal of courage for a young director to make a movie without action; it takes even greater courage to allow something momentous to happen.

It takes even greater courage to set the lovers' first meeting at Harvard, thereby risking comparison to that familiar and much-mocked "Love Story" by Erich Segal.