Sentence examples for better from a from inspiring English sources

Consider the giant bullfrog, but better from a distance.

(It's actually — even better! — from a tobacco shed).

Furthermore, we argue that gridded modules are better from a long-term performance point of view.

Way better, from a television point of view, are Scott and Natasha.

It's like deliberating whether Coke tastes better from a can or a bottle.

Wilfried Bony did no better from a similar position, then Shelvey was again off target.

"I felt I could see America better from a little north of the border," she said.

Male majorities buy the business case for gender balance better from a man.

Far better from a cleaning point of view, certainly, but is the result noticeably nicer?

"And we're choosing to go back into a world where you won't necessarily get better from a bacterial infection.

The sooner the better, from an aesthetic point of view.