Sentence examples for than person from inspiring English sources

Pynchon's novels feature light, busy surfaces, characters who are often more personality than person, narratives impelled by event rather than the inner dynamics of principals, characteristics that seem to point away from substance, yet invariably encase an elaborate architecture of political, historical and scientific concerns.

Elisha is more paragon than person, and the thrill of discovery seems curiously unfelt.

Consider Ivy in Soul Calibur, who's actually more boob than person.

Fujiwara's film rolls out a woman who is more product than person: a durable, publicly consumable fiction.

There are a plethora of euphemistic titles around this field of work, perhaps because "transformation manager" sounds a lot less scary than "person employed to sack as many people as possible and move on to the next department".

Trump is more symbol than person at this point, representing just how juvenile and ridiculous America is when it comes to the way we think about women and leadership.

In other words, entries should be "idea-driven" rather than "person-driven".

Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK, agreed: "When health care professionals are understaffed and consequently focused on task-based, rather than person-based, care, the dignity and care of older patients can be severely jeopardised".

Persons with PD tend to have lower vitamin D levels than persons of similar ages without PD.

Moreover, persons with cervical SCI lose balance with a lower impact than persons with thoracic SCI [35,36].

Persons with paraplegia (T2-9) lost balance at a larger tilting angle in both directions than persons with tetraplegia (C5-7).