Sentence examples for was more thoroughgoing from inspiring English sources

Constable (1776-1837), his fellow East Anglian, was more thoroughgoing.

But there are two important differences: powerful states are more thoroughgoing than PC censors, and, in their own way, more honest.

"For the school system to run well there has to be more thoroughgoing decentralization, but also much closer, more effective oversight than there has been," said Thomas Sobol, the State Education Commissioner.

Not unreasonably, most current research efforts are directed toward finding future therapies that are more effective and thoroughgoing than the ChEIs.

I have long thought that "legal philosophy" or "jurisprudence" would frighten fewer people away if it were more attractively labeled; "thoroughgoing-talk-about-government" is a descriptive phrase I once suggested.

Wiene and Wegener are of the same school, but Wiene is the more thoroughgoing of the two.

It's a more thoroughgoing attack on the way Americans are ruled today, encompassing Wall Street and corporate America, the media and the national-security state.

In certain respects, Weber's critique is the more thoroughgoing.

"The church's moral relationship is much more thoroughgoing," said Professor Schuck.

While this alliance between nationalist left and unionist centre-right may seem incongruous, it could work; the Welsh Conservatives are much more thoroughgoing modernisers even than Cameron supporters in England.

This entails a thoroughgoing pan-psychism in which for Mulla Sadra all existents are sentient beings that aspire to be "more intense" than they are, to a higher ontological level.