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• His was the larger view. (10)
• She sighs for the larger world. (13)
• Sometimes the number is larger. (21)
• A larger society would improve them. (4)
• I think we do want a larger council. (4)
• Not many palaces would be reckoned as larger. (10)
• The stars grew larger, seemed to throb with lustre. (10)
• Of this larger faction Val Dartie was naturally a member. (8)
• A public concert produced the same results on a larger scale. (3)
• The hole he was making grew larger and larger. (8)
• Her look on him was not hate: it was larger, more terribly divine. (10)
• Neither may like the job, but both must face it to gain a larger end. (16)
• Her arm had been plump and round, but was now little larger than a stick. (5)
• But why should he, with his larger appetite, be condemned to their level? (13)
• Schlehdorn, to be sure, demanded larger and larger sums. (12)
• Well, this is my Sabine Farm, rather on a larger scale, for the sake of friends. (10)
• Besides suppers, there are also teas, of larger scope, both afternoon and evening. (9)
• I was ready to vow that one might traverse the larger island similarly respected. (10)
• Her brain was heated for the larger view of things and the swifter summing of them. (10)
• To James he suddenly loomed much larger than he had ever thought Bentham would loom. (8)
• It came forward to within a foot of his face, growing visibly larger as it approached. (1)
• I saw Banks returned by a larger majority than any other member of the lower house…. (14)
• He went out into the larger office beyond, leaving Lapham helpless to prevent his going. (9)
• He waited for the larger bequests which must come, and for the disposition of the residue. (13)
• The great difference was that my headlines were smaller and my editorial page larger than his. (16)
• This conservatory has had a larger number of American pupils than any other German institution. (3)
• He entered one of the larger saloons on the corner of an avenue, and sat down at a small table. (13)
• Now a wreath of bubbles crowned the pool, and a pure water-lily, but larger, ascended wavering. (10)
• It was a larger proportion than would afterward be allowed, but for once in a way it was allowed. (9)
• This affair, which she had tried to persuade herself was exaggerated, loomed up larger than ever. (8)
• What was the condition of the artisan classes and guilds in the larger German cities at this time? (3)
• Ripton suggested that it was sudden; adding from his larger experience, people perhaps might talk. (10)
• A discussion followed; but Swithin ate on glumly, conscious that his mind was set on larger affairs. (8)
• When he goes from the small paper to the larger one, he has a chance to acquire efficiency rapidly. (16)
• One, larger than all the rest, over the larches, shone on him ironically, for it was the star of love. (8)
• It was a late autumn evening with few pale stars and a moon no larger than the paring of a finger-nail. (8)
• They worked conjointly, although the latter made some experiments with a larger model than the usual Amati. (3)
• With their wealth, their views increased; their want of a larger house, their inclination for more company. (4)
• Wood studding shall be 2 × 4 inches nominal size or larger, and spaced not to exceed 16 inches on centres. (17)
• But in the small towns the increased costs due to the war are being felt as keenly as in the larger cities. (16)
• They find it as intrusive and exasperating as is, in the midst of larger congregations, what we call genius. (10)
• The larger part of the town consists of houses only one story in height, with stucco façades and tiled roofs. (20)
• It was larger than some in the same block, but the next neighborhood of a huge apartment-house dwarfed it again. (9)
• Assuredly, character is an asset, and nowhere does it pay surer and larger dividends than in the newspaper business. (16)
• But commonly be preferred to have me sit down with him there among the mute witnesses of the larger part of his life. (9)
• This college mood coincided that year with a benevolent emotion in the larger world, from which fashion was not exempt. (9)
• The latter two fire-resisting types are better fitted to the larger mansions, where expense is not so important an item. (17)
• That worm-like thread of voice came up to him still from sexton-depths: it sounded a larger forgiveness without the word. (10)
• The earliest organs had about twelve pipes, and the larger instruments three octaves, but without the chromatic intervals. (3)
• The only difference was that the trees were larger and often one saw pretty linden-alleys leading up to the little towns. (14)
• But later, when Clementi had become acquainted with the larger tone of the English pianos, he cultivated expressive playing. (3)
• In moments of silence his face seemed to become larger, and his gaze to be fixed upon an outer emptiness and an inner flame. (12)
• The professional hunter was still a familiar figure, and among his trophies were heads and pelts of the larger kinds of game. (1)
• The Barcarolle, in nocturne-form on a larger scale, is almost heroic in its outlines, and a superb example of his mature style. (3)
• The bigger houses, larger shops, austere streets of private residences, were observed by the recent inhabitant of Whitechapel. (10)
• But in the larger interest of the present situation, Mrs. March seemed to have lost the sense of my dereliction in this respect. (9)
• Scotland, possessing a wealth of beautiful Folk-songs, has not yet given birth to a composer who can employ its style in larger forms. (3)
• Every year the sale of advertising yields a larger proportion of the total receipts, and the subscribers furnish a smaller proportion. (16)
• Floor-joists should be doubled around all openings larger than 3 feet, and joists should be hung from the header beam by metal straps. (17)
• No wonder that the efforts of both were heating: they were engaged in the task of ridding the globe of the larger half of its inhabitants. (10)
• Tomatoes, egg-plant, and sweet-peppers were larger and better than we had seen before, and melons and green corn were almost out of season. (20)
• It is a classical structure built in imitation of the Parthenon, but of somewhat larger dimensions, and occupies a most commanding position. (20)
• She recollected his open look, larger than inquiring, at the introduction to her; and it recurred when she uttered anything specially taking. (10)
• We took in, at a glance, the larger features of the scene; and beheld, with half an eye, bloused fishers and dabbling washerwomen on the bank. (2)
• A few years ago it was of secondary commercial importance to Galatz, a larger town similarly placed on a bluff fifteen miles farther down-stream. (20)
• After this the stream came fast; chaperones silting up along the wall facing the entrance, the volatile element swelling the eddy in the larger room. (8)

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