Sentence examples for at all better from inspiring English sources

The couple ask unanswerable questions like "Is any life at all better than none?" and provide obvious answers like "The answer is there is no answer".

What would be the point of leaving at all? Better to take the road to Narnia and promise everything while committing to nothing.

Despite opposition from the teachers' unions and the school board, they are growing in number.So far the charter schools have posted test results that are hardly, if at all, better than those of ordinary schools.

When, just recently, they took a large group of women and randomly gave each woman either a placebo or estrogen, the ones taking estrogen didn't do at all better".

As the economy becomes more heavily dominated by services, why focus on manufacturing at all? Better battery: A123 Systems' new factory in Livonia, Michigan will make advanced batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles.

In ordinary times, it's very, very hard for structural models to beat a random walk – that is, models based on an attempt to track the forces moving the exchange rate, such as changes in prices and changes in monetary policy, are barely if at all better than the simple guess that tomorrow's exchange rate will be the same as today's.

Any blackfella that stood up and said, 'I want to have better pay,' – or any pay at all, or better rations, better working hours.

If better, then the degree of improvement was rated in categories: 'almost the same, hardly better at all'a 'a little better', 'somewhat better', 'moderately better', 'a good deal better', 'a great deal better' or 'a very great deal better'.

This is, in part, why you aren't better at all this.

I am working on being better at all this.

It's slow, almost ponderous at times, all the better to appreciate its serisouly stylish cinematography.