Sentence examples for than when I started out from inspiring English sources

"I am a very different player than when I started out, aware that I cannot do everything.

And as he points out, "A lot more people listen to classical music now than when I started out," which he puts down in part to the appeal of his persona.

"This is the show of mine that most people were asking to be revived, but I've just been waiting for the right theatre," said Mackintosh. "In the past 10 to 15 years, we've seen this boom in musical theatre becoming far more mainstream than when I started out, and Miss Saigon is one of the great musicals this newer audience hadn't seen.

He added: "We won a lot [at Barcelona] and that's why I'm more in demand now than when I started out, when only three or four people at Barcelona believed in me".

I feel like I know more what I want than when I started out and I know better how to achieve that than I did in the beginning.

I don't think anyone disputes that, nor do they dispute the fact that poverty is higher than when I started out as an economist nearly 50 years ago.

"It really is a harsh world, the art world, much more so than it was when I started out," she says.

The spectrum of beauty has got so much bigger than it was when I started out modelling – women don't need to fit into anybody's stereotype any more.

And then there is a reasonable amount of text by me – perhaps more than I expected when I started out, because, perhaps optimistically, I thought that with all the rich Satie-and-friends source material, it would merely be a cut-and-paste job.

"There is a lot more foundation money out there than there was when I started out," he says.

I recognize my talent is a small one, and it has taken me further than I ever imagined when I started out in adolescence on the writing path.