Sentence examples for better calling from inspiring English sources

Homemade granola recipes are often no better, calling for ample amounts of refined sugar, maple syrup, honey and other sweeteners.

Washington Post conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer went one better, calling Obama "the ultimate self-made man, a dazzling mysterious Gatsby".

"I'm not ready to say there's a true calling, but I think there's a better calling for many of us," he said.

Still, people who find a "better calling" will experience fewer of those moments — and will be happier knowing that what they do is compatible with who they are.

Mitt Romney has done somewhat better, calling for a 25 percent rate to be coupled with "broadening" the corporate tax base, which generally means closing loopholes.

His freethinking father, shrewdly realizing that the church was a better calling for an aimless naturalist, switched him to Christ's College, Cambridge, in 1828.

Much better call quality.

Better call Franco, pronto.

Better Call Saul.

Better call your broker.

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