Sentence examples for better by about from inspiring English sources

For a kid who grew up watching the Mets at Shea Stadium and playing ball at Queens fields like Cunningham and Little Bay Park (that's the one under the Throgs Neck Bridge), it was as exciting a Citi Field debut as Baxter could have imagined and was made even better by about 50 family and friends, including his parents, watching from the stands.

Writers don't get better by fretting about writing, complaining about needing to write, or bellyaching about how difficult an assignment is they get better by writing.

"Congress Can Win Respect, Legislate Better, By Learning About Consensus From Business".

I switched to nonfiction prose, and found, to my astonishment, that I could express myself much better by writing about things I had nothing to do with.

But, he said to applause, it "doesn't get better by complaining about it; it doesn't get better by disrupting commerce; it doesn't get better by vilifying people and scaring them away from taking risks".

When will we cut our losses and admit that the socialized or nationalized delivery systems that the rest of the modern world uses work far better by just about any measure?

And, contrary to popular belief, there's no evidence that most psychiatrists regularly prescribe pills straight off to people who can get better by reading about depression, exercising or doing nothing.

They might feel better by talking about whatever is going on, but they aren't really accomplishing anything by doing so.

Outside circumstances can change, and are often unpredictable, but we can learn to understand ourselves better by thinking about the experiences you have had with your prior investments.

It's a game played better by just about everyone else.

America's engagement in Afghanistan might begin to be understood a little better by learning about the people it impacts.