Sentence for greater | Use greater in a sentence

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• The Greater Perfect System. (3)
• Can you conceive a greater folly? (8)
• Greater Grub Street is utilitarian. (16)
• But there was only a greater silence. (8)
• There have been greater falls than his. (7)
• One must take lesser risks to avoid greater. (8)
• To produce a greater impression by suspense? (10)
• No greater change in all England than in the Row! (8)
• Could you have had a greater compliment than that? (10)
• Whose methods are used today to the greater extent? (3)
• Alas, and I was on the brink of new and greater miseries! (2)
• To the greater number it was a moment of absolute horror. (4)
• And, my dear Jane, I never saw you look in greater beauty. (4)
• Her desire of hearing from Isabella grew every day greater. (4)
• The calamities claimed the greater share in the final results. (18)
• What song composer was brought into greater prominence by Liszt? (3)
• Next year, however, the enemy attacked with even greater vigour. (19)
• But supposing that she had greater privileges than were hers now? (10)
• He himself was eyed as in retort, and with yet greater intentness. (10)
• The privation was much greater in a moral than in a material sense. (7)
• Of the two the mother showed the greater want of iron on this occasion. (10)
• Under the canvas the greater the risk the more enjoyment it accords him. (21)
• Many were forced to eat boiled leather during the greater part of the winter. (19)
• With their greater infrequency the sounds increased in strength and sharpness. (1)
• Add breadth and foresight, and we have the greater result of fortune and fame. (16)
• But in so doing the disgrace of the latter was greater than that they inflicted. (19)
• The greater heart in thy appeal to heads They see, thou Captain of our civil Fort! (10)
• But this is curious; Byron was a greater egoist, and yet I do not feel the same with him. (10)
• Greater Grub Street is not given to reviling the public for lack of ideals or appreciation. (16)
• It is your disposition to be easily dejected and to fancy difficulties greater than they are. (4)
• The country paper is effecting greater things in legislation than the county conventions are. (16)
• Can it be that I have a greater affection for Willoughby than I had for his amiable predecessors? (4)
• As thoroughly German as the latter, it shows more finish and greater elaboration of musical effect. (3)
• Mr. Crawford suggested the greater desirableness of some carriage which might convey more than two. (4)
• The rivalry is greater, the light of competition is stronger, the relation to the public is closer. (16)
• The sun itself appeared singularly small, as if it were at an immensely greater distance than usual. (7)
• But he had to deal with a power greater than his own, over which his only advantage was his agility. (21)
• Isabella does not seem more my sister; has never excited a greater interest; perhaps hardly so great. (4)
• Formerly the magazines were made up of volunteer contributions in much greater measure than they are now. (9)
• The average fall per mile is also much greater in this part of the river than it is from Ulm to this point. (20)
• Like Gluck, his influence permeated all schools but to a much greater extent; none has succeeded in escaping it. (3)
• The papers had made him more of the last than of the first, but not as still appears to him with greater reason. (9)
• He is a greater power now than ever before in his history, and he will become more influential as the years go by. (16)
• And he was perfectly honest in his belief that he attained a greater spirituality thereby, and perhaps indeed he did. (8)
• And this partly because he was, in his greater plays at all events, free from the habit of drawing a distorted moral. (8)
• Amongst these carriages was a barouche coming at a greater pace than the others, drawn by a pair of bright bay horses. (8)
• He shows a greater warmth of feeling and a tendency toward melody which they considered as a lowering of their ideals. (3)
• Sir Franks took him aside, and returning remarked to his wife that she perhaps would have greater influence with him. (10)
• Field and line officers gathered in groups and spoke more learnedly of what they apprehended with no greater clearness. (1)
• No greater air of prosperity clung about him than is conveyed by a rusty overcoat and wisps of cloth in place of socks. (8)
• Sometimes the candles were extinguished, and the melee became greater, till the order and light were restored together. (6)
• This gave a greater resource, for what was often technically impossible with the human voice became easy with the organ. (3)
• This conviction, though not entirely satisfactory, gave her pleasure, and she continued her letter with greater alacrity. (4)
• The nearer he was to the front, and the more he could talk about the war, the greater the service he felt he would be doing. (8)
• Besides, she could not help feeling that she would get more of Felix, to her a matter of greater importance than she gave sign of. (8)
• The greater part of the night she lay on an open terrace, in front of which the sky hung down like a curtain of dark-blue velvet. (12)
• As for Miss Rasmith herself, Mrs. Kenton would have had greater reason to be anxious about her behavior with Boyne than Mr. Breckon. (9)
• She was up at his heart, fast-locked, undergoing a change greater than the sea works; her thoughts one blush, her brain a fire-fount. (10)
• I am almost ashamed to make the request, though its presumption would certainly appear greater to every creature in Bath than yourself. (4)
• The shapes were conical, like the Indian tents, but later the gable roof shape was adopted because of the greater interior space allowed. (17)
• He repeated the directions he had already given with still greater distinctness, and, saying that he should come in the morning, drove away. (9)
• The head had received a severe contusion, but he had seen greater injuries recovered from: he was by no means hopeless; he spoke cheerfully. (4)
• She grew more tolerant of both the Pasmers as the danger of greater intimacy from them, which seemed to threaten at first seemed to pass away. (9)
• There was no longer any business obligation on them to be civil, and there was greater kindness for that reason in the attention they offered. (9)
• The misguided chiefs slowly came to see that the power of England was greater than they had supposed, and that of France extinguished for ever. (19)
• At other times he figured them as incensed at his temerity, which must seem to them greater and greater, as now it seemed to him. (9)
• He was eminently successful in handling his material, and he produced a greater and more truly national work than any resident composer has yet done. (3)
• Mrs. Vernon, surprized and incredulous, knew not what to suspect, and, without any change in her own views, only feared greater difficulty in accomplishing them. (4)

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