Sentence examples for that she more from inspiring English sources

Well, you can see for yourself that she more than holds her own.

In a festival that celebrates diversity (and diversity within diversity), Ms. Cho is a mixture of so many things that she more or less embodies the concept.

Already the critics are lining up decry her lack of experience, no matter that she more accurately represents a nation where 78 per cent of the population is under 30.

She is both his rival and his prey, and the combination excites in him a terrifying lust that she more than matches, stabbing him to death with a steak knife at what he thinks is her moment of surrender.

In a heartfelt tribute, Sir Peter Wright, former director of Birmingham Royal Ballet, who first determined to become a dancer after seeing Pamela May as Swanilda, stressed that "she, more than anyone, kept alive the 'vital part' of classical mime".

Or the extravagance of the claims made by some on her behalf – for example that she more or less single-handedly, as the Tories' Cheryl Gillan (surprisingly the first woman to speak and that after nearly two hours) put it, "engineered the end of the Cold War".

For that, she needed more volume, more music.

After that, she bought more blanks and painted more sets: people she knew, people she didn't know.

And in that, she's more poignant than she knows.

After that, she faces more than six months of rehabilitation.

"I'd love that," she told me more than once.