Examples of 'more about something' in a sentence

Meaning of "more about something"

more about something: Refers to additional information or details regarding a specific subject or topic

How to use "more about something" in a sentence

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more about something
Hour or more about something that they do.
When we seek to learn more about something.
Learn more about something you love.
When seeking to learn more about something.
Learning more about something you are passionate about.
You are always desirous to know more about something.
I shall talk no more about something that passed to court.
A state in which you want to learn more about something.
Read more about Something big is on the way.
Wed like to ask you a bit more about something.
Read more about Something funny about that article title.
When learning more about something.
A sustained intellectual curiosity - the desire to continually learn more about something of interest.
Want to know more about something you saw?
But before that, we'd like to ask you a bit more about something.

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Have you thought any more about something you might like to say?
Their sales pitch is less about a flavor and more about something stronger, a feeling.
Instead I am thinking more about something very different, the pursuit of happiness.
It is your responsibility to find out more about something you do not understand.
Do not pretend to know more about something than you do know.
Find a way to make them care more about something they can examine.
This is the first time I have known more about something than Michael.
Would you like to find out more about something concrete?
We dwelt on many details, we thought more about something else than the footballer.
Is not it wonderful to discover more about something you see almost every day?
Like most parents, I love helping my kids learn more about something they are interested in.

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