Sentence examples for who moreover from inspiring English sources

Someone who, moreover, didn't see the harm in a tiny bit of glamour to brighten up a winter's day.

And who, moreover, could we bear to die? (Just don't kill Michone, I said to myself. Anyone but her).

Wilkerson has no images from within the squat, streetside town hall or of the helpful official — who, moreover, insisted on anonymity.

But for the Jews, he is the first true choral composer, one who moreover set texts with a genius for word painting that still blows minds today.

The countship of Auvergne, however, having passed in 1422 to the house of La Tour, descended to Catherine de Médicis, who, moreover, gained possession of Clermont in 1551.

The young widower never remarried, although there were various women in his social circle with whom he was known to be on friendly (never intimate) terms, and who, moreover, had all the qualities required to become the new Mrs. Pereda.

Those who succeed, moreover, can wreak havoc beyond any intentions.

Gawker is the company run by Nick Denton, the former FT joournalist who started Moreover; its other blogs include Gizmodo, Fleshbot, Wonkette, Kotaku and Screenhead.

Bremaining is perceived as a young person's interest, with Brexiting supposedly the preserve of grumpy oldsters who are moreover more schooled in the tiresome pencil-and-paper business of voting, as opposed to liking, RT-ing, etc.

As an African-American woman whose work depicts only blacks and Mexicans, and who has, moreover, been living in Mexico for the last 50 years, she was hardly well-situated for the American art scene.

For the 281 detainees who remain, moreover, life is as hard as ever.