Sentence examples for with infinitely more from inspiring English sources

Individuals – partly through these changes – live quite differently, with infinitely more choice over their own life.

The recall has provided Mr. Rove with a socially liberal candidate with infinitely more star power.

One tea, bergamot, is none other than Earl Grey with infinitely more finesse and less bitterness than most.

"This Is the Night" also has its high-culture aspirations, though it wears them with infinitely more grace than the Mamoulian film.

Sides's book, too, disengages the story of the West from the story of the nation, though with infinitely more subtlety and sophistication.

But the isolation that often accompanies teenage life is shown with infinitely more wit and resource in Mark Ravenhill's Citizenship: one of his very best plays.

Spring/summer is concerned with an infinitely more stylish version; Victoria Beckham showed a classic take on the trend with long, tailored styles in a monochrome palette.

Nick Clegg's U-turn on student fees is a trivial peccadillo compared with his infinitely more damaging U-turn on public spending.

His battered armed forces will have a hard time doing so and, indeed, Iraqi jets have exercised great discretion in their encounters with their infinitely more sophisticated American adversaries.

Owen Farrell, the inexperienced England outside-half shortlisted for the Player of the Year award due to be announced next week, will come face to face with an infinitely more celebrated contender at Twickenham: Daniel Carter of New Zealand, the world's best back and just about the biggest name in the sport.

I do it because I suddenly become so overwhelmed by the fact that I'm out, with people infinitely more capable of having fun than I, and music, and talking, and noise and people that I have to go before I kill.