Sentence examples for be better at expressing from inspiring English sources

To help end our easiness, men could be better at expressing their desire for us not just privately, but outwardly as well.

This raises the question about why women have longer consultations, could they be better at expressing their psychological distress, or do they actually have a higher rate of psychological distress?

Perhaps, Ms. Ward now thinks, students elsewhere post high scores partly because they are better at expressing what they know.

Einstein's general theory of relativity provides a better description of attraction between objects -- gravity -- than Newton's, because it is better at expressing how objects behave when they are very massive and/or travelling close to the speed of light -- circumstances which Newton did not and perhaps could not envisage.

1Course seeks to be better at evaluating how clearly non-native English speakers have expressed their thesis, supporting material and conclusion.

"You'll always be better at that".

"Set piece we can be better at.

"Be better at everything".

They wish they'd worked less hard, been better at staying in touch with friends, and more fully expressed their hopes and true selves.

She was better at soccer.

She was better at ropes.