Sentence examples for better fancy from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Utley did assent to a second date, although she brought along a friend who she thought might better fancy this tall American.

That's why, however much I up his painkillers, and prescribe new, better, fancier ones, Mr Hutchens's pain will, stubbornly, never get better.

"Even though most everything we ate was made from scratch, pudding in packets was just in fashion back then, everyone thought it was somehow better, fancier".

Straight talking, he concludes, is better than fancy mental guesswork.

Better a Fancy Home In that old doo-wop song "The Boy From New York City," one of the boy's most prized attributes, from the singer's perspective, is that he has "the finest penthouse I've ever seen in town".

Astonishingly, the old words work, in all their worn familiarity, better than his fancy ones.

Really, this is no better than a fancy corporate "Oh I see you're doing a round-up this year" press release.

Situated at 614 West Seaman Avenue (516-771-3520) in a working-class neighborhood, it serves dishes that are far better than many fancy Island restaurants charging twice as much.

Investing a few dollars in a handful of drugstore products and a willingness to become your own household nitpicker will work just as well, if not better than the fancy salons.

Mr. Troutman, 64, a former literature and philosophy professor and now a construction contractor, said he could not help feeling that ice cream trucks were better behaved in fancy suburbs than in his working-class neighborhood.

"I think that as much as we foodies and sophisticated style-makers like to think that the American palate has gotten more sophisticated," he said, "the fact of the matter is the generation that I suspect you're talking about doesn't like much in the way of -- for lack of a better word -- fancy food.