Sentence examples for better as some from inspiring English sources

As a leading advocate of revolutionary violence, he is often tarnished by those who know no better as some kind of godfather of modern terrorism.

Would it have been better, as some have suggested, if Mr. Modi had been allowed to speak, followed by a question-and-answer session, where he could have been questioned about human rights and Gujarat's human development record? No.

Yet, in the blinkered nationalism of Murraymania, no TV commentators, and few sportswriters, dare say that Andy's antics have all the hallmarks of a spoilt brat, a mummy's boy -- "Mummy, I scraped my knee, kiss it better," as some kids at my old Scottish school used to say.

"We've been focusing on replacement costs: if you're going to build a new building, what would it cost?" This, of course, will make it hard for those REITs looking to sift through the detritus of available distressed properties — especially if property market conditions get worse before they get better, as some expect.

Now, wouldn't this work better as some sort of covert plan, rather than one that draws a lot of attention to itself?

Eight of the experts argued that the use of a relative term is better, as some mothers do not appreciate spatial orientation or metric distance.

Guests fared better as well.

I play better as well".

Greece is not the only place where there is political risk.UPDATE: It is also worth noting that things may not be a lot better if, as some think, the Conservatives do better than the polls suggest because voters shy away from the idea of Ed Miliband as PM.

At the end of case, John Cooper QC, one of a host of big legal names in attendance, rated the performance of the students as better than some barristers.

"I would pride myself as better than some women because I told myself I could handle the degrading jokes, sexism, & misogyny.