Sentence examples for better expresses the from inspiring English sources
Nothing better expresses the duality of Cai's nature than his attitude toward his country.
"Manager" is a very unglamorous title compared with "leader," but it better expresses the prodding, the maneuvering, and the stepping up to make a difficult decision that is the daily work of a leader.
They are cultivating the vineyard biodynamically, a technique that combines organic standards with a kinship to the Earth that, according to Dolan, produces wine that better expresses the personality of the vineyard.
LONDON — Nothing better expresses the profound and deeply sentimental patriotism that exists across large swathes of Britain than the seven years of moaning, pessimism and invective that have preceded these Olympic Games.
The second value provided in the table is more relevant in our opinion because it better expresses the important difference between the extremes and better pulls out the efficiency of the algorithm (subtraction of the maximum feature number with the minimum feature number divided by the maximum feature number and expressed in percent).
Colón and Field compare When God Writes Your Love Story to Derek Prince's God Is a Matchmaker, and argue that Prince's book better expresses the concept that God allows some people to receive their soulmates quickly, while requiring others to undergo a long wait.
By taking some of these steps, founders can better express the values that will suffuse their business.
No one has better expressed the danger of "the single story" than Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in her magnificent TED Talk about Africa.
In general, the yield stress was the rheological parameter that better expressed the continuous absorption of water molecules persistence once the mechanical mixing was concluded.
A novel approach is therefore proposed here which aims to be more representative of real field usage and to better express the related energy performance.
