Sentence examples for better completely from inspiring English sources

They look good new and completely battered - in fact, probably better completely battered.

Yahoo's offering is leaps and bounds better, completely free, and an actual visual treat thanks to the Flickr-sourced imagery.

…Except this dichotomy between "personal privacy" and "public security," all too often promulgated by people who should know better, is completely false, a classic motte-and-bailey argument in bad faith.

What could be cooler than a brand whose branding seems incidental, or better yet, completely organic?

Frankly, Dylan might have been better off completely trolling his audience and hiring Mercyful Fate.

Even though we are unlikely to get another conveniently packaged eureka moment, we may get hints of something better—something completely new.

Even though we are unlikely to get another conveniently packaged eureka moment, we may get hints of something better — something completely new.

It's a sad irony that for all the supposed emphasis on respecting elders in Confucian societies, so many of them across Asia live in a state barely better than completely neglected.

The better suspension completely alters the personality of this vehicle, making it placid on even awful roads and still absurdly adept on the track.

Now I think it's better to completely stop everything".

To its credit, It Gets Better is completely nonpartisan and shies away from getting involved in legislative politics.