Sentence examples for than all else from inspiring English sources

To join once more the family circle (I mean you all) and talk of times gone by would be more to me than all else besides".

Maud Gonne joined the attacks: "Mr Yeats asks for freedom for the theatre … I would ask for freedom for it from one thing more deadly than all else — freedom from the insidious and destructive tyranny of foreign influence".

Great, great is this thought aye, greater than all else".

Yet there is one hot word (or compound word) that annoys me more than all else, and that is "self-care".

Jeremiah 17:9 declares firmly, "The heart is more deceitful than all else and is desperately sick, who can understand it?" So we read and jump to the conclusion that our heart is an obstacle to be overcome and an enemy to be defeated.

For example, if Member A has a score that is 10% higher than Member B, then Member A would be expected to have annual medical claim costs that are 10% higher than Member B, all else being equal.

"It took four days, and then we decided that we would sooner sacrifice all else than let culture perish".

Women get their first permanent position as university professor with on average 23 to 44percentt fewer publications than men; all else being equal, they are about 1.4 times more likely to get tenure than men.

Hence, if the pattern was owing to selection directly favouring co-occurrence, it is more likely to be observable in mouse rather than human, all else being equal.

In studies of the effect of community on health and crime outcomes, people who live in economically deprived areas have more negative outcomes than others, all else being equal.

This difference should be especially apparent in the histogram comparisons: RS2 should have a wider distribution than RS1, all else being equal, simply because its input pixel size is a quarter of that of RS1.