Sentence examples similar to wears even more from inspiring English sources

She was wearing even more jewels than the Queen Mother.

She wore a black pants suit with a red wool jersey scarf and wore even more ivory jewelry than she had worn before.

The place has the feel of a trellised patio in some corner of Italy that's heavily populated by Upper East Siders, the women wearing expensive rings, the men wearing even more expensive watches.

It was all so starchy and solemn and dressy, for one thing: I had to wear school clothes five days a week as it was, I hated having to wear even more formal clothes on yet another day.

The wasteman of tomorrow will adopt the latest in digital fashion: an LED mesh-TV tracksuit that is designed to broadcast messages across his torso that are so awful – "THERE'S NO 'I' IN BOOBS", "NOT MY GASTROPUB" – they manage to do the impossible: make you hate those LED shirts that people in Cyberdog wear even more than you already did.

He's more dashing than Richard Harding Davis, who wears evening clothes to dinner, and more rugged than Jack London, who lands in Vera Cruz "looking as if he'd hopped a freight from the Klondike".

Car seats work only if they're buckled, and helmets work only if they're worn: even with dramatic improvements, more than 9,000 families lost a child to a preventable injury in 2009.

Yet the novelties, while larger, were wearing thin even more quickly.

She had to wear an even more cumbersome brace for the same condition during her own adolescence.

Her tips cover what to wear and, even more important, what absolutely not to wear to various events along the road to a job; what kind of paper, fonts, and business cards (yes, business cards) to use to convey your message and reinforce your image; and even what to eat and not to eat as you chat up contacts and potential employers at conferences and, hopefully, interviews.

With the hot weather, "feeling good" in what you wear becomes even more important.