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1
The greater intellect one has, the
more
originality
one finds in men.
2
There was
more
originality
in them than it is customary to suppose.
3
She, with hardly
more
originality
,
wept her consent upon his shoulder.
4
Of course if I had had
more
originality
I should have perceived this earlier.
5
He had expected from her
more
originality
,
more spice of her own idiomatic, individual sort.
6
There is an Aran song, 'Brigid na Casad,' that has
more
originality
than is usual:-
7
Nowhere did the mind of Agassiz show more power of generalization, more vigor, or
more
originality
.
8
I wish it had
more
originality
.
Touché.
9
Gozzi, the rival of Goldoni, has
more
originality
in his compositions; they bear less resemblance to regular comedy.
10
New work requires
more
originality
,
perseverance, and if possible better preparation than may be necessary in standard employments.
11
There is, in fact,
more
originality
.
12
He was always ready to play, but he had much
more
originality
than I knew cats to have.
13
We had never heard him extemporize more brilliantly, with
more
originality
or more grandly than on that evening.
14
I guess there's more room to be creative when there's not as much pressure, and therefore
more
originality
…
perhaps.
15
If we act upon this conviction, we shall secure
more
originality
even by the conventional standard than now develops.
16
He is a pleasant companion, but a little less amiability and a little
more
originality
would suit me better.
more
originality
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