Example sentences of "even more [subord] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Rose feared strikes even more than bankruptcy or the plague . |
| 2 | Figurative arts , even more than poetry , expressed the mixed feelings of elation over past victories and fear of future incursions which the Celts inspired . |
| 3 | Nevertheless the essential social situation remains they same — they are marginal and disposable as workers , they are isolated , even more than women with young children who do n't work , for they do n't have time to meet others in parks and playgrounds , and they have the stress of simultaneously minding children and working . |
| 4 | Even more than Morrissey and his bad memories , Cave 's vision is the antithesis of the idea of pop as a remaking of yourself . |
| 5 | Even more than Sukenick 's , Raymond Federman 's novels repeatedly blur the boundaries between criticism and fiction . |
| 6 | The plaintiff may want , even more than damages , to discover the identity of the source . |
| 7 | Forced out of the ERM , like Britain last September , Italy , even more than Britain , is burdened with a huge public debt and is contravening EC law on subsidies to the steel industry and other collapsing state-owned industries . |
| 8 | Traditionally the arts have not played much of a role in U.S. presidential policies , as America believes , even more than Britain , in an arm's-length approach on the part of the State . |
| 9 | The US , even more than Britain , has had to propel itself into international roles in order to create the illusion of being a united nation-state . |
| 10 | Taylor , even more than Stewart , was a modest artisan as a player and , like the cricketer , places great emphasis on coaching . |
| 11 | Even more than Weber , he was indifferent to the historical contexts in which nation states had developed , or to the possible consequences of nationalism , imperialism ( which he does not mention ) and the rivalries between nation states . |
| 12 | The major frustration , for prisoners even more than Probation Officers , is the parole system . |
| 13 | Perhaps in the matter of excitement Davis and Baker between them had a special way of making the blood dance , but ( listen to the Overture , for instance ) Nelson achieves a fine clarity of texture and , even more than Davis , he makes the phrases ‘ speak ’ . |
| 14 | ‘ You want her dead even more than I ! ’ |
| 15 | Probably even more than action there was a great deal of talk about the techniques of sex , its joys , its malfunctions and inhibitions and how to overcome them . |
| 16 | Peter Brown in his most recent and profoundly important book Body and Society demonstrates movingly how sexuality had so different a social meaning from what it now carries that the sexual abstinences , the noisy and sometimes virulent demands for chastity and virginity , within the early Church , far from being a symptom of self-hatred and dualism , were a radical political claim to the coming of the Kingdom : a claim which women , sometimes even more than men , could make . |
| 17 | Dinner would annoy Gina even more than tea . |
| 18 | ‘ I think I like secrets even more than chocolate , ’ Babur says . |
| 19 | Perhaps even more than Althusser , Foucault represents a decisive move away from economic determinism . |
| 20 | This payback was even more than City experts had expected . |
| 21 | Even more than Gittel … ’ |
| 22 | He is one of the world 's stirrers and shakers , and even more than Bella he seems to wolf life down in big mouthfuls . |