Sentence examples for better be left from inspiring English sources

As Evgeny Morozov points out, reviewing Kelly's book in 2011, 'The moment one adopts the view of technology as a "super-organism," it is impossible not to arrive at the deeply conservative prescription that this super-organism should better be left alone and not tinkered with'.

This feeling is soon displaced, however, by one of depression, and eventually of suffocation, for the reader who begins by being ashamed of having paid so little heed to the true nature of the human condition ends by being convinced, half against his will, that the investigation of sexual practices had better be left, as it always used to be, not to the expert but to the young.

And negation is such a basic operator (whose semantics is "learned in a first logic class", Stalnaker says) that it had better be left alone.

For it is clear that the purpose of a remedy is to cure; but if the remedy should only aggravate the complaint it had better be left alone".

According to H. D. Fretz's review, Fenshaw is determined to let those at a prominent hotel know that "women such as she had better be left alone", but is quickly recognized and evicted.

These obscure terms and seemingly formal arguments are never defined or supported in the paper, and should better be left out completely.

"If you're coming to the U.P., you'd better be leaving with both," Mr. Mileski said.

Now, I had better be leaving for my journey.

For this mighty upset, America's crew earned a strange, ornate jug that, on looks alone, might have better been left forgotten.

But even better is leaving all technology behind, forgoing ersatz connection for the real thing.

It is certainly far better to be left behind in Europe.