Sentence examples for were more so from inspiring English sources

As unironic as the Dead may have been, Deadheads were more so.

Cost-of-living figures are particularly difficult to compute even today and were more so in earlier periods.

If the Franks were primitive, Lewis says, the peoples whom Charlemagne had conquered — the Saxons, the Lombards, the Avars — were more so.

"I should have known that if I was this frustrated, that you, as our client, were more so," Mr. Mendenhall wrote to Mary Joyce, an Enron official who helped run the stock option program.

Some were evident when Everton won their last home game, against Newcastle, with their only shot on target, but many were more so during the 2-0 win at Huddersfield later that week.

But value-politics Republicans were less likely to agree (22%), while eurosceptics were more so (40%).Again, we can't entirely identify these value-politics Republicans with Tea Party supporters, but they're close enough to suggest themes for comparison.

It may be more so.

Well, Fitzgerald I think is more so.

Now Alexei Ratmansky is more so.

"In our minds, it's more so".

I used to be more so.