Sentence examples for better certainly than from inspiring English sources

"We know we can do better, certainly than we are doing at the moment.

Better, certainly, than the magpie that adorns the crest of the former England manager's last club in the East Midlands.

It worked much better, certainly, than Obama's decision to act as if the split-screen wasn't there.

She is far better certainly than Sexton or Seidel, and almost makes one feel at first reading that almost all other poetry is about nothing.

Sometimes, the answer is that most of the horses in racing are treated well, better, certainly, than most of the animals produced for food here in the US.

Schmidt said he was "incredibly proud" of his players, who turned in their best performance for a very long time – better, certainly, than their tactically astute victory over England in March.

"It is getting better, certainly better than a couple of years ago when everybody was afraid," said Paula Cruz, 20.

A better performance, certainly, than his forays on the left wing.

Since then (as well as before) Microsoft has weathered the technology downturn much better than most and certainly better than AOL or Oracle.

That's certainly better than nothing, though — procrastination is better than Armageddon.

AS PEACE agreements go, this one was less than ideal, but certainly better than nothing.