Sentence examples for better apart from inspiring English sources

That is why the key issue is not identity but effectiveness: better apart or better together?

In Britain, in Europe and even in the world as a whole, we are indeed better together not better apart.

I'm doing the job I love and doing it from home - nothing could be better apart from the wages.

"Any time you get a passion for someone and you go for it, it might turn out that you're better apart.

I thought I knew how this story, our separation, ended: I needed to be on my own; we would be better apart.

It sold one, but was still extricating itself from Iberdrola, a power firm, at a steep loss.Now the outlook is slightly better, apart from press reports of a bribery probe, which had been initiated by Leighton in 2011.

Church and state, she figured, were better kept apart.

I couldn't shake the sense they would have been better off apart.

In these circumstances, residential workers and care managers have to consider whether couples might be better off apart.

But Spielberg's dramatic work has generally gone over better overseas, apart from (for obvious reasons) Lincoln.

Yet his recent attacks on the SNP can only strengthen the nationalists' claims that the English and the Scots are better off apart.