Sentence examples for because it describes better from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Warren, A Fighting Chance -- I assigned Warren's autobiography in my Politics 101 class because it describes, better than any textbook, how American politics really works.

"As a musician, I love all types of music but I love Ethio-jazz music most because it describes me very well - better than other jazz music," said the band's 20-year-old bassist, Robera Mekonnen.

In such cases, the wavelet transform coherence (WTC) [17] might be better suited because it describes coherence and phase lag between two time series as a function of both time and frequency.

It matters because it describes and expresses what the arts do better than other languages.

The PI is the most commonly used index [ 36, 37] because it describes the shape of the velocity waveform much better than other indexes [ 36].

● Specific Aim #1 in your grant is better than Specific Aim #2 because it describes work you've (shh) already done.

The second law, however, is probably better known and even more profound because it describes the limits of what the universe can do.

We have applied both the generalized gradient approximation and the local density approximation because the former describes better ground state properties for silicon while the latter fits better germanium.

*The term "Bookend" is used instead of other terms, such as "remove" because it better describes the fact that the EQ still existed for a time period but has ended.

I chose Craft Brewery because it better describes the breweries we are discussing.

This understanding is superior to legalist and regulative models because it better describes a number of rights-related phenomena observed in the world.