Sentence examples for better a really from inspiring English sources

I have an old Arsenal uniform, an Inter hat and shirt (sorry Juventini, it was before I knew any better!), a really old-school Chelsea jersey, and some other random team memorabilia that I somehow acquired over the years.

They will have the same active ingredients as Rennie, but they'll have a picture of a pregnant woman or, better, a really happy baby on the packet, and they'll be called, pff (that is an oral shrug), I don't know, some cynical name that manages to play on the neurosis of the pregnant woman while appealing to her desperate urge to be able to digest her own food.

For example you could be drunken Taylor Swift or a screwed up Justin Bieber or even better a really tarty Hannah Montana.

"They better have a really aggressive timeline for porting Office to the iPad," he said.

What's better than a really excellent engineer working on a project?

Emma Morrison, a fashion assistant, was quoted saying, "There's nothing better than a really pretty dress with an ugly shoe".

There's only one thing better than a really good trained performer – and that's a really good untrained one.

Meanwhile, here's that guy singing the same song in better light: A really, really nice guy, by the way; I was quite starstruck.