Sentence examples for better I suppose from inspiring English sources
The less the better, I suppose.
That distance is better, I suppose, than feeling hopelessly enraged.
Better, I suppose, to sing than to listen.
Anything that's done to make the place look a bit better, I suppose I'm for it".
The more moisture, the better, I suppose, and Kiehl's stuff has a lovely, sophisticated smell: deep and earthy and floral.
"Doing away with it is one step better, I suppose that does away also with all the retrospectivity concerns that people had".
The international fashion crowd was in town for the Pitti Uomo men's showings, the uniform that winter a lot of skintight blazers and high-water pants--the better, I supposed, to showcase your choice in socks.
But better that, I suppose, than another Guinness.
The weird worlds of the Anglo-Irish imagination could have been better served, I suppose.
For want of a better term, I suppose the character All is "transface" - and that should be enough.
Sleep remains high on my list of areas where I think our family could do better, but I suppose I could find encouragement in this latest research and argue that "later than we hoped" is a constant of a different kind.
