Sentence examples for better apparently from inspiring English sources
The higher the better, apparently.
But conservatives have done us one better: apparently, you can have it all and be traditional, too.
Local retail options were no better; apparently the main supplier of these primitive tools has quit production.
The Packers did everything better, apparently leading the officials to believe they were cheating, and they were penalized for everything including, we believe, being from Wisconsin.
Boys also performed better, apparently because they were pushed by the girls or didn't want to endure the embarrassment of being left behind.
Much better, apparently, than Juan Martín del Potro, who followed up his bronze medal victory over Novak Djokovic in London on Sunday by dropping a 6-4, 7-6 (5) decision to Radek Stepanek.
It doesn't take long to fill in, and the more respondents the better - apparently they've already had more than 10,000.
Or better yet, apparently, like a celebrity.
Having been pictured smoking outside a London nightclub last October one would have thought Wilshere might know better, but apparently not.
But Better Together, apparently annoyed by what they saw as STV's surrender to the first minister's demands, initially refused to take part.
Within the next few days, however, she felt better, and, apparently not suspecting the cause of her difficulty, she repeated the entire procedure twice in September.
