Sentence examples for the more present from inspiring English sources

Higgs is the more present of the two.

Perhaps it is a flaw that that second ghost is the more present one in "Invictus".

The more that is sung and seen, the more present the sense that these worlds are full of secret animation.

And the more fully I understood that, the more present I was able to be during her final years.

The banks argue that the more present they are in markets, the more they are able to offer their clients better prices and larger deals.

It proposed an entire new way of reading James as a gay writer whose efforts to remain in the closet gave him his style and may, in fact, have been his real subject, all the more present for being secret and submerged.

But she refuses to shift from her position that the more presents I give her, the more I love her.

The more presents we spring for now, the lighter the tax burden will be down the line.

Consequently, the celebration of Paul Bert as the founder of high-altitude physiology might seem puzzling; this can perhaps be explained by pointing out that for the more present-centred histories Mosso is problematic because he got it 'wrong', claiming carbon dioxide, not oxygen, as the crucial gas in the causation of mountain sickness.

The noise dies away, and I have the sudden illusion that the focus is clearer, the statue more present in the silence.

In the Marka and Peulh families, the grandfather seemed more present in the decision-making process.