Sentence examples for better a point from inspiring English sources

The Knicks moved the ball better, a point Coach Mike D'Antoni emphasized before the game, and they shot a season-high 59.7 percent and made 11 3-pointers.

There won't be a moment when the clouds suddenly lift, but the exchanges are gradually getting better — a point inadvertently illustrated a few days ago by John Boehner, the speaker of the House.

There were 204 instances in which an interviewee made grammatical changes and/or revised the transcript in an apparent effort to clarify or articulate better a point made in the interview (category 4).

And does make me feel better, to a point.

"The longer the better, to a point, and no need to rush.

Yet it's so hard to know how to make the world a better place, a point we emphasized in the workshop.

And who's to say which is better?"A fair point.

Showalter knew better, but made a point not to say it and rattle the good vibes.

Or that the Spurs have become a better defensive team, a point of emphasis since training camp.

In the world of electronic gadgets, the smaller the better, up to a point.

The bigger the tire, the better, up to a point.