Sentence examples for and better sometimes from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journals Gwen Orel wrote that "maybe it's the curse wearing off, but the use of parallel worlds and stories is better and better, sometimes even gesture to gesture.

Players, teams, people and countries that deserve better sometimes get screwed.

He played for four teams — the Dallas Mavericks, the Phoenix Suns, the Nets and the Knicks — and made each of them better, sometimes drastically so.

The result- new pills that are no better, sometimes worse, and always outrageously expensive drive the old stand-by pills off the market.

I tried everything and sometimes I'd feel better, sometimes I wouldn't.

Earlier is sometimes better, sometimes not.

It's an imperfect Eden, however, one in which an angry father and gentle mother roam instead of dinosaurs, and, for better and sometimes worse, embody the tug between nature (a father's harshness) and grace (a mother's love).

A new suite of tools — some created by startups, some in labs, some as open source projects — has also emerged in their image, designed to make applications perform and scale better, and sometimes to enable new capabilities altogether.

If you carefully follow the steps, you'll end up with a device with all the bells and whistles (and sometimes better performance) that are truly yours!

"Lots of times a contractor will say, 'I know things I can do that make it better,' and sometimes they do and sometimes they don't," she said.

A more sophisticated standard for judging a character's merits has emerged as the most obvious stereotypes have, for the most part, faded and as filmmakers, for better and sometimes worse, have attempted to normalize the black image.