Sentence examples for better as if from inspiring English sources

They are one second and like sixty years, or, better: as if the time had not passed at all.

I remember thinking that the world had changed while my back was turned, and changed very much for the better, as if a subtle rebalancing was occurring.

The series seems to be going in reverse, getting worse instead of better, as if it were trapped in the backward episode of "Seinfeld".

I wrote it down and immediately felt better, as if the phrase exuded a talismanic power that might protect me from the likes of my neighbour.

I was trying to ask some questions, and an agent leaned in very close to me, probably to see if he could understand me better, as if a closer proximity would make a difference.

But the presumption throughout this Documenta seems to be that a camera, simply aimed at something, tells the truth, the more cameras the better, as if a profusion of views through the lenses weren't also bound to be biased, like all points of view.

Even better, listen as if you were in their situation so you can uncover their "pain --the challenges that keepain --theat night and that you can offer a solution for.

I can't say if we would behave better as people if we did not eat meat, but the world itself would most certainly be a better place.

When the music is better, we hear better, almost as if we were in a different place.

It's not likely that they would have done any better, if as well, with teams paying their players $32 million and $37 million.

We would have evolved better as a nation if he had lived.