"More than ever" . No one can draw from life like David Hockney – but more than ever are trying

 

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No one can draw from life like David Hockney – but more than ever are trying

Growing numbers of hobbyists are attempting to

"More than ever" implies something that has been ongoing, and is now more than any previous time. I've been married to my wife for 20 years, and I still love her more than ever! "More than ever before" does seem a little redundant, but makes a little more sense if we are comparing separate events or measurements.Jul 5, 2017

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