Sentence examples for better clearly from inspiring English sources

But his plea to be patriotic and remain until times get better clearly does not convince everyone.

Sky's "Believe in Better" clearly means believe in more, which is the very belief system that is wrecking this planet.

With camera phones getting better and better, clearly this is going to be a way for Demotix to scale up dramatically.

While Gingrich may indeed know better, clearly the people he's preaching to don't.

Our recent success in achieving reasonable levels of glycemic control, and emerging data that more intensive control is not necessarily better, clearly indicate the need for more effective screening for and primary prevention of diabetes.

Yet here is Ann Patchett - winner of the Orange prize for her previous novel, Bel Canto, and author of The Magician's Assistant, which is even better - clearly a literary novelist, tackling serious themes with sharp and fresh writing and willing to stray into unusual territory.

The hope of getting out, getting better, so clearly revealed.

The kreplach with the pot roast filling tasted much better boiled, clearly meant for soup.

Ms. Stewart and her company have always been intertwined, sometimes for better and, clearly, sometimes for worse.

So, the better choice, clearly, is a TV detective who makes me feel as though I'm on holiday.

Better, they clearly believe, to keep him in situ and berate him continually in order to undermine Labour.