Sentence examples for that but more from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to know who told Woodward that, but more important is the question whether it is true.

New technologies form sedimentary layers on top of the old: what was once the arts of a community, as in chivalric tales enacted by armored puppets in Sicily or legends of gods and men and clowns in a charmed village in Bali, are still all that but more: they become windows into our history, or prehistory.

Ditto Amelia Bullmore's defensive, brittle sustainability manager, Kay Hope, now not only battling the whole of the rest of the world who refuse to understand the importance of sustainability – she really thinks that – but more specifically Fi Healey, the professional, very threatening Head of Legacy.

It may also mean that, but more profoundly, it means: We are all complicit.

Not only that, but more than $7 billion in activities were booked online in 2009, and the study predicts that, by 2012, the percentage of activities that will be arranged online will double.

He was all that, but more importantly, he was a man - and a great one indeed.

It is that, but much more.

We argue that apprenticeships is just that a training system but more than that.

That helped but more significant was the Scottish response.

So I gravitate toward that [look], but more sexy".

It is that, but there is more.