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Meanings of never more in English

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Usage of never more in English
1
His working day was never more than six hours, often only four.
Last and First Men
2
A useful quality to have, and never more so than right now.
Alien: Covenant
3
The politics are never more important than the needs of your child.
Ebony
4
Andrea was never more visible than in the moment she left us.
The Guardian
5
We made good partners, John, but we were never more than that.
Agents of light and darkness
6
But interested I was in Raffles, never more so in my life.
Raffles: Further Adventures of the Amateur Cracksman
7
The lake was never more calm, or the bark in greater safety.
The Headsman; Or, The Abbaye des Vignerons
8
In reality he was never more reverent, never more soberly in earnest.
The Ruling Passion: Tales of Nature and Human Nature
9
He was never more cheerful-neversurer of the safety of his Capital.
The Victim: A Romance of the Real Jefferson Davis
10
The judicious Hooker was never more judicious than in making this observation.
By the Christmas Fire
11
They were guest speakers; there were never more than two a day.
The bourne identity
12
My one way out-ofpoverty, desperation, madness-wasnever more than an illusion.
The Guardian
13
But-think no more about it; never more attempt to give me pleasure.
Strife and Peace
14
Elizabeth was never more sure that she wanted to be Clint's wife.
Where heaven begins
15
Affairs were never more serious than at the turn of the year.
Endymion
16
It was perfectly ridiculous-butI was never more embarrassed in my life.
The Law and the Lady
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Never more through the time
Never more across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common