Sentence examples for be difficult to better from inspiring English sources

Sunshine was busy braiding at Galley Bay on the north-west coast, which, as beaches go, would be difficult to better.

It is difficult to better New York Times uber-critic Stephen Holden's description of her performance style, in a review of one of her frequent shows on the city's cabaret circuit, as "the best teacher you ever had, the one whose enthusiasm for a subject instilled a lifelong passion for literature, music or art".

We believe it would be difficult to obtain better evidence then the one we are reporting, as a verbal description of symptoms during the seizure would alter the EEG due to glosso-kinetic artefacts.

By Jeffrey Toobin June 20 , 2011It would be difficult to design a better legal David and Goliath story than Betty Dukes v. Walmart.

It would be difficult to design a better legal David and Goliath story than Betty Dukes v. Walmart.

"While it can be difficult to imagine" a better world than the one we know, she concludes, "it is within our reach".

If price isn't an issue, however, it would be difficult to find a better quality of life elsewhere.

It would be difficult to write a better spoof of the energy frenzy than the tale that has been unfolding here on a small Indian reservation.

Thus, cortisol can be difficult to interpret and better indicates acute rather than chronic stress.

It would be difficult to imagine a cast better suited to enact Mr. McVicar's vision than the one here.

It would be difficult to find a book better suited to lounge, sultrily, on your coffee table.