Sentence examples for than lists from inspiring English sources

Few historical documents cut to the reality of slavery more than lists of names written alongside monetary values.

Nitpickers might say both Françoise Héritier's The Sweetness of Life (Penguin) and Joe Brainard's I Remember are little more than lists, but I didn't read anything more compassionate.

The genealogical books several other families displayed are more than lists of the dead; they are encyclopedias of a nearly forgotten world of patriarchal dominance.

Books for the Latin hobbyist, whether serious (like Jon R. Stone's "Latin for the Illiterati") or jocular (like Henry Beard's "X-Treme Latin"), tend to be little more than lists of pre-fab phrases.

Look at Twitter, where people's bios are often little more than lists of symptoms, dressed up as some kind of radicalism, where the modus operandi is infinite "micro-aggression".

The Audit Commission recently reported that average waits in casualty departments are also lengthening (for which Mr Milburn crassly blamed hospital managers).The government's new targets concern waiting times rather than lists.

Why do they need to make more?" Unfortunately, newspapers are commercial businesses rather than listed buildings.

Subramaniam says: "Typically these costs would be arranged in groups rather than listing every single item.

Such firms tended to attract better managers, and have a longer-term focus than listed companies.

Denny's dry English muffin, for example contained 6 percent fewer calories than listed on the menu.

Indeed, they are willing to pay successful bosses several times more than listed firms do.