what is more造句

But what is more interesting is the mistakes they made.

He is a tractor driver and what is more, a good sportsman.

In the era of what is more modern and better, friendship is the only ancient rule.

I enjoy food - but what is more, I enjoy great food.

The preparation and making procedures are quiet simple and convenient, what is more, I love yakisushinori.

All things need to be thought twice, but what is more important is to think twice before thinking twice.

On the road to success, passion is needed, ambition is valuable, but what is more important is the perseverance and courage which are almost without common interest.

He could not find his 50 pence piece anywhere, and what is more, he could not get his arm out.

He knows very well that she is not fit for himself, but what is more certain is that he will not take the initiative to say goodbye.

But what is more painful is to love someone and never find the courage to let that person know how you feel, and then regret it.

It hurts to love someone and not to love you, but what is more painful is to love someone and never have the courage to tell him.

And what is more important is not to point out others' superstitions, but to discern that, under our own solid faith, hidden superstitions can also be found.

In fact, what is more important is if and how you are going to apply what you have learned in the major to your future work. Major and work don't always match.

How far is the road, how big is it, the level of knowledge is very important, and what is more important is to control and control your emotions and let the road underfoot extend in the right direction.

I fear nothing in the face of adversity, because there's no adversity in my dictionary, and what is more, I don't have a dictionary.

Xinjiang has a vast area, but a few transport facilities and what is more, the cattle are scattered over pastoral areas.

And what is more unfortunate is that someone with his policy outlook (at least as it is articulated in his recent popular writing) which is hostile to liberty, will have a larger soapbox.

I have seen how many joys and sorrows of life, how many life and death feelings, how many hardships and frustrations, and what is more appealing and more leisurely than the meaning of life.