Sentence examples similar to be better put together from inspiring English sources
Notifications now also sync between desktop and mobile, and there's a much more sensible Settings menu that, even at first glance, seems to be a lot better put together than what Microsoft was offering before.
Charles McNulty of the Los Angeles Times, though mildly critical of a few of the show's elements still was impressed with Fun Home, saying "There have been plenty of new American musicals better put together than "Fun Home," but I can't think of one in recent years that has touched me as much with its tender, ironic and courageous vulnerability".
It just feels better made, better put together.
I should be better at putting together "the 7 principles of evolution" or some such.
You can also enlist the help of friends who might be better at putting together music.
A better approach would be to put together an international compensation and resettlement package for these refugees, housing as many of them as practical within the borders of the new Palestinian state.
I listened to Susanna Clarke's wonderful "Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell" not long after reading it, and I could see better how it was put together, knowing what was to come.
Something that is automatically attained when a+b are put together, equating a better, brighter if more Stepford Wife-ish version of a Wife-ish version
While acknowledging that the strategy is highly risky, he said, "It offers a chance of a framework in which things could be put together in a better way".
"It would be better to put all of these cases together and go after Johnson & Johnson for the whole thing," she said.
